MSCH Campus
The setting of Mountain States Children’s Home is a peaceful 155-acre campus that offers a secure and safe place for the children to grow. The campus has plenty of open space for the children to enjoy and learn valuable lessons.
MSCH Houses
Housing at MSCH is built on a family model of care, where a mother and father live with their own children and up to six placed youth in a loving, nurturing home. Within this serene environment, teenagers experience therapeutic growth as they begin to understand the consistent care they receive from houseparents and staff. Living as part of a large family teaches them responsibility, cooperation, and the importance of supporting one another—through shared chores, mutual accountability, and walking alongside peers who are working through similar challenges.
Campus School
An integral part of Mountain States Children’s Home is the campus school that was started in 1998.
In 2008, Mountain States Children’s Home completed a new school building allowing for an expanded library and media area, a gymnasium for physical education, a science lab, new textbooks and other areas for the students to work. The school was also built to accommodate student growth in numbers based on future plans to expand campus housing. Prior to the new building, the school was in the basement of one of the residential homes.
Winger Recreational Center
The Don and Judy Winger Recreational Center is a part of the school building completed in 2008. This building is used for sports activities and as a meeting place for groups that may come to volunteer or interact with the children. The Therapeutic Fitness Program, P.E., basketball, pickleball, and more takes place in this building.
Kroenke Sports and the Denver Nuggets donated the basketball goals from the Pepsi Center to be used in this facility. Cross Fit Kul from Fort Collins donated the work out equipment.