Our goal here at Peace Valley Boys Home is to provide a safe loving home for young boys to learn how to overcome their problems and/or disorders and build a strong christian character for the trying years ahead. We provide young boys with the resources to succeed academically, socially and spiritually, giving them the opportunity to live a life of love, peace and acceptance as modeled by Biblical principles. We understand that boys will be boys, but should be taught to be the best they can be not only for themselves, but for the betterment of the people around them. That is what they will gain from their stay at Peace Valley Boys Home, showing them that strong leaders are needed and that they can stand above the peer pressure that they will be facing in the near future. 

We are here to help families who are looking for a positive future for their son. We are located in the beautiful hills of the Ozarks, in the small town of Ash Flat, Arkansas. Our Christian therapeutic home accepts boys ages 8 through 14 who are struggling to fit in or having difficulty adjusting to life in general.  

With our home only opened to young boys, there will be no influence from troubled teens, so they will be able to focus on growing up slowly with great success. We use the Milieu Therapy approach, which simply means that, the environment itself serves as the primary mode of counseling, based on trust and therapeutic rapport through relationship. There is also a traditional counselor available to come in at least twice a month for one-on-one counseling. With daily devotions serving as group counseling, and a staff ratio of 1:2, there are always positive christian role models encouraging the boys to achieve their goals. 

We are a working ranch so there is plenty of open space for all kinds of activities. The boys will feel at home fairly easy with schoolwork, chores and good wholesome fun. We have cows, chickens, rabbits, ducks and dogs. We play flag football, baseball, basketball and cage ball. We go camping, fishing, hiking, boating and swimming. Everything is geared to teach the boys to count on one another and to be able to be counted on.