Level III Residential Facility

We are a NCAC 27G .1700 residential treatment staff secure facility for children or adolescents, which means that we are a free-standing residential facility that provides intensive, active therapeutic treatment and interventions within a system of care approach.

This means by North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, we serve children or adolescents who have a primary diagnosis of mental illness, emotional disturbance or substance-related disorders; and may also have co-occurring disorders including developmental disabilities.

More than just a group home

The NNRH House provides a safe and supportive environment for youth who face significant mental and emotional health challenges that necessitate their placement outside of their home. In this supervised residential setting, we offer specialized care tailored to the unique needs of these young individuals. Our dedicated team of professionals delivers comprehensive support, including counseling, therapeutic interventions, and life skills training, fostering resilience and promoting emotional well-being.

Nurturing Nest Residential Home, LLC is more than just a group home, we are committed to creating an inclusive community where every resident feels valued, understood, and empowered to achieve their full potential.

What we offer for Residents:

Level III Residential Group Home for Girls Ages 10 to 17
Private Fully Furnished Bedrooms
3 Nutritious Meals a Day & Snacks
24hr Supervision by Wake Staff in a Safe and Secured Residential Setting
Personalized Care Plans tailored to the Individual Needs of Each Youth
Evidence Based Therapeutic Interventions &Practices
Highly Trained and Dedicated Staff
In-Person & Virtual Individual Therapy Sessions
In-Person & Virtual Group Therapy Sessions
Medication management
Academic & Psycho Educational Assistance
Coordination of Health Services
Transportation
Life Skills Training (Money Management, Job Preparation, Household Chores, etc)
Participation in Age Appropriate Hobbies and Social Activities
Travel Excursion Experiences

What We Offer Our Community:

Volunteering Opportunities
Internship Opportunities
Chances to donate or become partners

Commonly Asked Questions

How does one get referred to the facility?

There are many different ways to be referred. Residents are usually referred by a local management entity(LME), the department of social services (DSS), the department of juvenile justice(DJJ), or by a licensed therapist.

Please email nnnrhreferrals@gmail.com for more information or to submit your referrals.

What are some of the mental health illnesses/diagnoses served and treated at this facility?

NNRH mostly serves girls diagnosed with oppositional defiant disorder(ODD), attention-deficit/hyperactive disorder(ADHD), anxiety, depression and disruptive behavior disorder.

Are residents allowed visitors?

Yes, residents are allowed to have visitors as long as they are approved by NNRH faculty and the visitors have signed our visitor log with their full name and number.

*Under no circumstances are residents allowed to have overnight visitors.

Are older residents still allowed to drive?

Yes, residents are still allowed to drive if they have an approved and valid driver's license from the NCDMV and their own car. Residents who choose to drive their own vehicle will need to adhere to the NNRH policies and procedures.

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