How does Mount Carmel Youth Ranch help at risk young men?

By unfolding the boys mind the way God creaated it, on a 40,000 acre working cattle ranch in Wyoming.

Mount Carmel is a program for at risk boys ages 12-17 that display Alcohol/Drug/Cigarette Usage, Parental Control, Depression/Low Self-Esteem, Academic Underachievement, ADD/ADHD, Anger Management/Emotional Management, Divorce Reaction, Anxiety, Poor Peer Choice, Sexual Promiscuity, Rebelliousness and Defiance.

Mount Carmel Youth Ranch (MTC), founded in 1992 and located on a 40,000 acre working cattle ranch in northwest Wyoming, is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping At-Risk young men. MTC offers three separate programs:

• a long-term program
• a Wilderness Program (offered year-round)
• a summer "cow camp" program.

All three programs emphasize Academics.

For program information call (307) 645-3322 or visit www.mtcarmelyouthranch.com