Indiana United Methodist Children's Home Email Format

Mental Health CareIndiana, United States51-200 Employees

Indiana United Methodist Children's Home (IUMCH) is a mental health care provider based in Lebanon, Indiana. It serves youth with behavioral and emotional challenges, including those with non-addictive substance use issues, who require non-secure residential placement or post-inpatient or higher-level residential placement or detention and may need transitional services before independent living or family reunification. The program operates under the Evidence-Based Teaching-Family Model and uses trauma-informed care within a family-style therapeutic group home, supported by a fully accredited on-campus school. Services are individualized and may include counseling, family counseling, social skills training, psychiatric and psychological services, off-campus education options, TASC preparation, spiritual support, recreation, 90 days of aftercare, independent living preparation, vocational education, and active family involvement in treatment. The organization reports revenue in the range of 1 million to 10 million dollars and employs 11 to 50 people. In March 2025, the Indiana United Methodist Children's Home launched the Independence Project.

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