Our Admission Team works directly with you to discuss and plan your financial options.

PLEASE CONTACT OUR ADMISSION TEAM TO DISCUSS YOUR DAUGHTER’S NEEDS! Year-round admission.

We are very selective and cautious about ensuring all new students fit our program model and will not hinder the progress of clients in our care.   The student evaluation is very simple and quick to accommodate students who may need to enroll quickly in an immediate crisis.  Please contact us for a free evaluation.

Upon your child’s acceptance to Red Hawk Academy for Girls, parents will receive a complete Parent Package & Checklist with all the necessary details. We will provide a one-on-one consultation with the Red Hawk admission staff.

Parent Package includes:

• All Red Hawk Academy for Girls program forms
• Transport/escort service information
• Intake process information
• List of personal items needed and/or provided
• Important contact information
• Other items as needed

A one-time Enrollment Fee is required on the first day of admission for Clinical Mental Health Assessments and Medical Evaluation Expenses: $4,000

PERSONAL NEEDS ALLOWANCE

This is an allowance for your child’s personal needs and not a fee for program services. Personal allowance items may include hygiene supplies, medications not covered under insurance, sick visits to the doctor not covered by insurance, or other necessary personal items.

This monthly balance is recorded in the resident’s personal account and will roll over month to month. Any money left over in the student’s account will be returned to the resident’s parent or guardian upon discharge.

Monthly personal needs allowance: $250

If you have any questions regarding these fees, please contact our Admission Staff at

(435) 236-5423

The Red Hawk Academy for Girls program is not designed to work with students with the following needs:

• serious mental illness
• students in need of medical detoxification services
• students with major medical issues
• students currently experiencing convulsions
• students experiencing shock, delirium, tremors, comas, or unconscious

Red Hawk maintains a thorough admissions process to make certain that the program maintains a proper balance and fit for all of the youth in the program.

FAMILIES WORKING TOGETHER THROUGH “LOVE & AFFECTION”

LOVE & AFFECTION is the process of building and maintaining relationships and communication between the resident and their parents/siblings for the goal of supporting family reunification.

ADVANTAGES OF LOVE & AFFECTION:

• Enhanced self-esteem
• Bonding and attachment to family members preserved
• Potential of increased open communication
• Family to love, and be loved by
• A smooth transition back home and decreased crisis and conflict
• Home visits are easily executed and safe
• Consistency of relapse prevention plan with family support in a non-judgmental way
• Creates a trusting relationship that encourages cooperation
• Good communication and relationship create a collaboration that reduces tension
• Direct communication between resident and parent make the job easier

POEM: A PARENT’S LOVE

Parent’s plead to the heavens, For some guiding light, To give them strength, And help them sleep at night.

Those prayers are answered, So that parents will know, That they are the guidance, To where their children go.

Parents guide with rules, With love and with hope, With strength and with courage, Which helps kids to cope.

Parents say to kids daily, Just how much they are loved, Even when kids are errant, And they’ve pushed and shoved.

Parents, don’t sit in silence, Stand straight and proud, Tell your children you love them, Right in front of their crowd.

For no matter, their faults, Or the wrongs kids may do, Your love and affection, Will bring them home to you.

INITIAL CONTACT FOR ADMISSION

Parents & Referral sources seeking admission for a resident may contact Valerie in admissions @ (435) 236-5423 or toll-free @ (928) 347-5930. 

ADMISSION STEPS

1. First, contact us by phone or using the inquiry form, and we will discuss the costs, insurance options, and more. If Red Hawk appears to be a good fit for your family, we will send you an admission packet, which you can complete and return. 
2. The Admissions Team will review the packet for appropriateness and will complete the Admission Application Screening form and the Violence Risk Factor form. This application is utilized to determine if the resident meets the criteria for admission.
3. The Treatment Team will determine if your daughter fits our program well.
4. The admissions staff will contact you or the referral source to discuss a possible admission date.
5. Once an admission date has been determined, the admissions staff will email or fax a packet of Admission Consent forms.
6. Communication of necessary consent will be presented to the parent/guardian in a language (including ASL) that they understand. The Program will provide translators/interpreters as needed.
7. The admissions staff will contact the parent or referral source to ensure the resident’s arrival date.
8. The admissions staff will notify the Program Treatment Team of the resident’s admission date and time.
9. The Red Hawk transport team will schedule to meet the resident either on campus or at the airport for transport to the Red Hawk Campus.