Anthony Alvarez, Admission Coordinator

Anthony was born and raised in the Chicagoland area.  He is an ordained minister and has served in Leadership with Teen Challenge for close to 10 years from centers in New York to Florida.  Anthony first heard the call to ministry while a student in the Teen Challenge Program.  Since graduating from the program, Anthony has trained with and worked for Teen Challenge in various capacities. Anthony has studied at two colleges; Elim Bible Institute and Christ for the Nations. Anthony’s desire is to see that every young person that walks through the doors encounters the love of God and be free from life-controlling issues through a relationship with Jesus Christ. Anthony enjoys spending his free time spent with family and friends, especially his beautiful wife and two children.

THE FOLLOWING IS TO HELP US BE FOUND IN SEARCH, IT DOES NOT REFLECT OUR PROGRAM OR LICENSING:  Should you need help finding boarding schools for troubled boys, homes for troubled boys, schools for troubled teens,  ranches schools for troubled boys, or therapeutic boarding schools, please let us know.  Parents looking for therapeutic boarding schools for troubled girls and military schools for girls typically have a troubled girl.  Such therapeutic boarding schools for girls and girls homes provide help for troubled teens. Other girls-only therapeutic schools and Christian boarding schools for girls are places to send troubled youth.  The difference between an all-girl military school and a troubled teen therapeutic school has to do with discipline and methods they use. Typical Christian boarding schools are not places to send troubled youth, since they have no therapy and little discipline for troubled girls — they usually will not enroll troubled teens and are not considered troubled teen schools, unlike therapeutic boarding schools, residential treatment centers for troubled girls, and Christian boarding schools just for troubled teen girls – a school for troubled girls.

Anthony Alvarez, Admission Coordinator

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