HQ Function

Serves as the primary campus for residential treatment programs, the Chaddock School (special education), administrative operations, and the headquarters for its various therapeutic programs and community outreach initiatives.

Notable Features:

Historic campus with a blend of well-maintained older buildings and modern therapeutic facilities, expansive grounds designed to provide a safe, nurturing, and therapeutic environment for children and adolescents.

Work Culture:

Mission-driven, compassionate, and deeply dedicated to child welfare and healing. The culture emphasizes teamwork, continuous learning in trauma-informed care, and creating a supportive atmosphere for both staff and the children they serve. There's a strong sense of community and purpose among employees.

HQ Significance:

The Quincy campus is central to Chaddock's long history of providing care and education to vulnerable children for over 170 years. It embodies the organization's commitment to offering intensive, comprehensive services in a stable and therapeutic setting, allowing for integrated care.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus design, its upkeep, and the programs run here reflect Chaddock's core values of compassion, healing, safety, learning, respect for every child, and commitment to excellence in care.

Location:

Chaddock's primary operational focus is within Illinois and surrounding regions in the United States, where it provides direct care, educational services, and community-based programs. While its expertise, research, and training programs, particularly through the Developmental Trauma and Attachment Institute (DTAI) arm, may have a broader educational reach through publications, conferences, and professional development for practitioners nationally and internationally, its direct service delivery is not global.

Street Address:

205 South 24th Street

City:

Quincy

State/Province:

IL

Country:

USA