Belhaven, Moody Place and Fox Run ICF/MR Group Homes
(Intermediate Care Facilities for the Mentally Retarded) est. 1992

A cluster of five ICF/MR group homes located behind the SCR (Main Center). These homes serve children and adults who have severe/profound mental retardation, multiple disabilities and are also medically fragile. The facilities provide a home-like living arrangement, which is less restrictive. The homes were named in honor of some of their neighbors - a pair of foxes living in the nearby woods. Three of the homes are named Fox Run homes, for a pair of foxes sighted on the property during the construction. These homes are: Pinehaven, Brookview and Oakcrest. Two other ICF/MR facilities, Belhaven (shown above) and Moody Place complete the five.

School-age residents participate in innovative educational active treatment programs led by a special education teacher and trained staff. Staff members work closely with the students and help them develop their skills and abilities. Older residents participate in an in-home day program, which also includes active treatment, physical therapy, speech therapy, music therapy, vocational training and recreational activities.

The fifth ICF/MR group home, Moody Place, was completed and dedicated on December 20, 2005, on the Main Campus, coinciding with Holy Angels' 50th anniversary.