Survivor-led accountability for the Troubled Teen Industry.
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We are a collaborative of Troubled Teen Industry (TTI) survivors and advocates. Our mission is to educate the public about the current and historical dangers of the TTI, in pursuit of the ultimate goal of keeping all children safe from abuse. We are not affiliated with any political party, group, or candidate.
In Loving Memory
Remembering the children whose deaths in the Troubled Teen Industry were preventable. We grieve them today and every day.
Visit the memorial »Legislation We're Tracking
- Child welfare: transport escort services (Safe Passage for Youth Act)
- Child abuse or neglect: reporting.
- Relating to services for vulnerable persons; and declaring an emergency.
Lawsuit Tracker
- Second family v. Provo Canyon School (2026, medical malpractice)
- Family of injured teen v. Provo Canyon School (2026, delayed medical care)
- Liparote v. Discovery Ranch, Inc. et al.
Inspection Reports That Demand Attention
DALIA HOMECARE MARIPOSA AZ
The report indicated that R3 contacted the Administrator, E2, and E2 directed E3 to take R1 to the emergency room for a "rape kit." The incident report further indicates that R2 and R3 were the alleged perpetrators of the assault. A review of the discharge paperwork from the hospital confirmed that R1 was evaluated [...]
DALIA HOMECARE MARIPOSA AZ
The report indicated that R3 contacted the Administrator, E2, and E2 directed E3 to take R1 to the emergency room for a "rape kit." The incident report further indicates that R2 and R3 were the alleged perpetrators of the assault. A review of the discharge paperwork from the hospital confirmed that R1 was evaluated [...]
INTERMOUNTAIN CENTERS FOR HUMAN DEVELOPMENT, INC AZ
Based on documentation review, record review, and interview, the administrator failed to provide written notification to the Department of a resident’s self-injury or accident that required immediate intervention by an emergency medical services provider within two working days. [...] Self-injury, Sexual interaction [...]
GUIDING OUR YOUTH CA
A review of the video revealed that facility staff observed the assault and gave minimal crisis communication and verbal de-escalation instructions.
New Inspection Reports Available!
We created inspection trackers to make it easier for everyone to monitor violations in facilities for kids. Arizona, Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Minnesota, Montana, Nevada, North Carolina, Oregon, Texas, Utah and Washington are available now. More trackers are coming soon!
All inspection reports »Residential facilities providing religious, behavioral, and mental health treatment to children exist all over the world. Some of these facilities are known to be part of the Troubled Teen Industry, while others have not yet been verified. Any facility where children live and receive care requires additional oversight. This directory helps communities monitor local programs and advocate for accountability. Click your home state for a list of facilities near you, or click here for international programs.
Ways to Help Right Now
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