New Beginnings
Residential Treatment Facilities


Established in 1995, New Beginnings Residential Treatment Facilities (NBRTF) is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization providing a nurturing, therapeutic environment for at-risk girls, including pregnant or parenting teens and non-minor dependents, ages 12-18. NBRTF operates three state-licensed facilities—New Beginnings, Raja, and Shalom—located in Perris, California. Each facility is accredited by CARF International and certified by Medi-Cal, ensuring high-quality, trauma-informed care to support healing, personal growth, and resilience.
NBRTF is a proud member of the California Alliance of Child and Family Services.
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Our Mission
To empower parenting and non-parenting youth through compassionate, individualized care that fosters healing, personal growth, and long-term well-being.
Vision
We envision a future where every youth has the tools, support, and self-confidence to discover who they are, reclaim their story, and lead empowered lives.
Goal
Our goal is to support each youth in creating safe, stable relationships, restoring self-worth, and cultivating lifelong resilience.
Testimonials
"New Beginnings Residential Treatment Facilities exemplifies exceptional team leadership, fostering collaboration that inspires growth and healing for the youth we serve."
Dr. James Beard
I joined New Beginnings as an intern in 2014, quickly connecting with the youth and staff. In 2017, I returned as a therapist, became Head of Service, and helped transition to a Short-term Residential Treatment Program (STRTP). New Beginnings nurtured my leadership, and I remain committed to their mission of supporting underserved children.
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Shanee Dotson, LCSW
My experience with new beginnings group home has been phenomenal. The staff are wonderful and they make sure you succeed. I was able to graduate high school and move on to be the best person that I am now today… All thanks to new beginnings”
Eeniyah Shelmon, former resident
New Beginnings gave my daughter and me a safe home. The staff helped me become the mom I am today, and I'll always remember their care and support. Our time there will forever hold a special place in my heart.
Jade Putman, former resident