Pride Manchester House

About Pride Manchester House

Pride Manchester House delivers empathetic, trauma-informed support for children between the ages of 5 and 13 who are dealing with emotional and behavioral difficulties. Their expertise focuses on conditions such as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), reactive attachment disorder, mood disorders, autism spectrum disorders, and impulse control issues. The center emphasizes a structured, nurturing environment where personalized treatment plans, therapy sessions, and a safe living space empower children to cultivate resilience and progress toward a healthier future.

Adopting a comprehensive approach, the center combines therapeutic interventions, specialized education, and medical assistance tailored to the individual needs of each child. The residential program features counseling for individuals and families, engaging group activities, and opportunities for community engagement to enhance social and emotional development. Education is provided on-site through the Bismarck Public Schools' Special Education Unit, with pathways to transition to regular public schooling as suitable.

Pride Manchester House is dedicated to fostering a trauma-informed environment that values safety, trust, and empowerment. A committed team of therapists, nurses, case managers, educators, and direct support staff deliver continuous, trauma-sensitive care. In addition, the involvement of volunteers, mentors, and foster grandparents contributes to a caring community, providing children with vital resources for sustained success and well-being.

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