The Adolescent Residential Campus (ARC) is The Center’s largest Juvenile Justice Program. The campus provides residential commitment services for 94 moderate risk male clients between the ages of 14-18. The average length of stay for youth at ARC is between 6-9 months. The campus is comprised of an 50-bed halfway house and a 44-bed specialized program designed to meet the needs of those youth with developmental disabilities. The ARC provides a structured residential environment for youth, offering opportunities for personal growth, social development and responsible behavior. Program activities include: an on-site education program, vocational education, individual, group, and family counseling, behavioral health overlay services, drug education and counseling, life skills training, and structured recreational activities. Clients are assigned to the program by the Florida Department of Juvenile Justice.