Chaddock

Chaddock serves more than 12,000 people annually from all over the United States. Children and their families journey to Chaddock from as far away as Alaska, California, Texas, Connecticut, and Florida to our beautiful campus located in Quincy, Illinois for our Developmental Trauma and Attachment Program (DTAP) and other residential treatment programs. Regionally, our on-campus special education school not only serves our residential boys and girls, but also teaches students who are referred to us by schools in the area. Chaddock’s large foster care program has been ranked as one of the best in the state. Services include foster care conversion adoptions and counseling, as well as relative, specialized and regular foster care. Through Family Solutions, outpatient counseling is offered to children, adolescents and their families to address a wide range of challenges. Special areas of focus include Theraplay services for children with attachment issues and Play Therapy. Our Caregiver Connections program covers the entire state of Illinois, offering consultation and education focused on those who work with preschoolers who may be showing early signs of unresolved trauma due to abuse or neglect. Through The Knowledge Center at Chaddock, professionals who are on the cutting edge of their industry offer consultation, lectures, demonstrations and other presentations throughout the United States and even overseas. Have you ever thought about opening your heart and your home to a foster child? Each week, children in our Western Illinois area are in need of a safe and loving home. Chaddock is consistently rated as one of the top foster care agencies in the state of Illinois. Foster parents shape lives and in the process experience both the challenges and rewards that come with the task. If you are married, single, male, female, young, old, with no children, grown children, children at home, living in town, on the farm, in a big house, or renting an apartment, Chaddock can help you take that next step to becoming the family a child needs.