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Twin Oaks Madison Youth Academy

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Program snapshot

Risk levels
Moderate-risk Residential
Gender
Male
Operating capacity
32, Ages 14-18
State owned
No

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Address
742 SW Greenville Hills Road
Greenville, FL 32331
County
Madison
Circuit
03
Director
Ronald Matthews
Director title
Program Director
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Directions

From Tallahassee, travel I-10 East to Greenville, exit #241 (Hwy 221). Turn North on Hwy 221, for approximately 1 mile. Turn right onto Greenville Hills Road—the first paved road (by the Aucilla Area Solid Waste sign). Proceed 0.6 miles and turn right.

Program Description

Twin Oaks Madison Youth Academy is comprised of multiple co-located residential commitment programs serving moderate risk male youth aged 14 to 18 who require behavioral/mental health and substance abuse services. The programs utilize evidence-based practices to provide comprehensive care, treatment, and supervision. Youth will also receive psychotherapeutic services, including individual, family, and group counseling while at the program.

A youth’s length of stay is determined by the youth's assessed risk to reoffend, their progress in reducing applicable criminogenic needs and risk factors, and the completion of their individualized treatment plan.

Academic & Career Education

The Florida Scholars Academy provides all educational services for residential commitment programs within the Florida Department of Juvenile Justice. It offers a tailored education system that accommodates the unique needs of each student by providing multiple pathways to success. The academy offers individualized support to help students achieve their educational and career goals. This includes obtaining a high school or equivalent diploma, earning valuable industry-recognized credentials, and/or enrolling in postsecondary education at a Florida college, university, or technical college. The ultimate aim is to equip students with the necessary skills and qualifications for a successful career.