The Genesis Project provides trauma-informed treatments and care to boys who have been abused. The Genesis Project provides therapeutic residential services to six to twelve year old boys who have been removed from their homes due to traumatic emotional, physical, and/or sexual abuse with the goal of stabilizing disruptive behaviors that would preclude them from living in adoptive or therapeutic foster homes. As a result of their past abuse, the Genesis youth are left with serious emotional problems that require twenty four hour a day supervision. In addition to individual and group therapy, modules are provided to lay the framework for youth to learn and practice daily living skills, social skills, recreation, and develop coping skills to work through past abuse. The program is intended for 18-24 months prior to youth moving onto a lower level of care such as, foster homes, adoption, or reunification.