Located in beautiful Greenbrier County, Davis Stuart was founded as an orphanage in 1919 when a 574 acre farm in Lewisburg, WV was donated to the Synod of West Virginia. Today, Davis Stuart operates as a private, non-profit organization providing therapeutic residential care for adolescents ages 12-18 from all across West Virginia who are recovering from abuse, neglect and/or behavioral issues. Our residents are court ordered to us and are placed in West Virginia DoHS custody for treatment purposes. Davis Stuart’s main campus is located in Lewisburg and serves up to 44 teenage boys and girls. Education is provided by our on-grounds school operated by the WV Department of Education. Additionally, the agency operates 2 group homes located in Maxwelton (girls) and Princeton (boys). Each of these homes has capacity for 8 teens and utilizes the public school system for education. Davis Stuart provides comprehensive therapeutic services including: individual, family and group therapy, individual and group supportive counseling, case management substance awareness, anger management, bullying, sex education, and suicide/self-harm. Our clinical team is made up of Masters level therapists and case managers who are all Licensed Social Workers. In addition to clinical services, Davis Stuart offers various recreational opportunities, Equine/Sheep and Agricultural Program, Employment Preparation Program, Spiritual Life and Culinary Arts. Nursing and Clinical staff are on call 24/7. Davis Stuart strives to meet the special needs of our residents in a supervised setting. Our goal is to reunify the young person with his or her family, when possible, or give them the live skills to enter into independence.  We are proud to be accredited by COA.