Oconomowoc Developmental Training Center developed children’s group homes for residents needing a less restrictive environment, and as a step toward independence. These are community living arrangements, and are licensed by the State of Wisconsin. These homes are designed for 8 to 14 children, ranging in age from 6 to 18.
Located in surrounding neighborhoods, programming focuses on community integration. The home-like atmosphere provides more normalized living and specific training in daily living skills. The decision for group home placement is facilitated in cooperation with the child’s referring agency.
- Cheryl House, located in the Town of Summit, Wisconsin, is a single-family residence housing an eight-bed group home for children who are transitioning from the main campus back into the community.
- Sawyer House, located in the Village of Dousman, Wisconsin, is a single-family residence housing an eight-bed group home for children who are transitioning from the main campus back into the community.
- Casey House, located on-grounds at ODTC, is an eight-bed unit housing children who are transitioning from the main campus back into community living.
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