Testimonials

"I am in college, about to start spring semester of my sophomore year. School is going well, hard, but I love it. I am involved in my sorority, part of Honor Council, as well as involved in the student programming board. I have great friends here and am overall just doing wonderfully.
 

I have declared my major as sociology and have decided I definitely want to work with children. I am not sure exactly the type of setting I was'nt to work in, but I do have some time!

I think of you often, and am so thankful I was given the chance to be a student at Auldern. Looking back it was a gift that gave me the opportunity to give me my life back. Although during my stay there I would never have admitted I was lucky to be there, once out in the "real world" I have become very appreciative." - Amy, 2008 graduate

"Auldern taught me how to live my life the right way and how to be a disciplined woman.
I just want say thank you. Auldern may have been rough at times but it gave me the tools to save my life and lead me toward more positive thinking and choices in life." - 2008 Graduate

"I am thrilled to have seen Auldern in it’s new glory. The place looks amazing, the girls seemed safe and very pleased to be there and the staff great. I loved the energy and commitment." - Educational Consultant

"We thoroughly enjoyed our visit and were very impressed with the school, the staff, and your facilities. Your students are lucky girls to be attending your program." - Educational Consultant

"We made the right decision to leave our daughter at Auldern. Both she and our family have been through a complete transformation. The wisdom, kindness and encouragement has helped us all heal." - 2010 Graduate Parent

"I deeply appreciate all Auldern has done for my daughter and granddaughter." - Grandmother

"It was wonderful to be able to come and see Auldern. The girls looked and sounded happy; the academics and therapeutic staff are top notch!" - Educational Consultant

"I hope to put into words what you have done for my daughter’s life. When I said thank you at graduation weekend, I heard those words come out to be so tiny and insignificant. I still don’t know what words could possibly express the depth of what Auldern has done and what it means to me. I hope and pray that somehow, someday, we will be able to reciprocate. Until then, I’ll just say Thank You again and hope that somewhere a higher power will allow everyone to feel my gratitude." - 2008 Graduate Parent