About Gibault
Gibault was founded in 1921
by the
Indiana Knights of
Columbus
as a home for wayward boys.
Over the years, Gibault has evolved to meet the ever-changing needs of troubled
kids everywhere. Today, Gibault serves boys and girls and has provided life-changing
opportunities for more than 8,000 children and their families.
Gibault is
a home for kids who have been removed from their communities because of their behavior.
Gibault offers extensive programs and services to help children with all types of
issues and disorders. Gibault also offers comprehensive family programming
to help ensure the child's success after they have left our care.
Often times Gibault is the
last opportunity for our clients to receive treatment before they find themselves
involved with the Department of Corrections or "lost in the system."
Gibault
makes our homes and communities safer by involving these distressed children in
comprehensive programming that address their educational, emotional, social, recreational
and spiritual needs.
More about Gibault:
Accredidations
Our Facilities
Outcome Statement
Gibaults History
Privacy Policy