Pride Manchester House

Pride Manchester House, located in Bismarck, North Dakota, is an eight-bed psychiatric residential treatment facility dedicated to serving children ages five to thirteen who are diagnosed with emotional disturbances. Founded in 1989, the facility emphasizes trauma-informed care, helping children heal, grow, and thrive through individualized treatment plans. Services include residential treatment, individual and family therapy, therapeutic groups, and on-site educational programs, all designed to address the unique emotional and behavioral needs of each child.

The facility provides a supportive and structured environment staffed by a multidisciplinary team of professionals including treatment coordinators, nurses, case managers, direct support professionals, and teachers. Pride Manchester House integrates evidence-based practices and trauma-focused interventions to foster resilience, dignity, and hope. Through transition planning, after-care support, and collaboration with families and community resources, children are guided toward successful reintegration into their homes, schools, and communities while developing essential life skills.