Delisle has one co-educational residential group home. One is a long-term treatment residence with an average stay of 1 year.

 The treatment focus of the long-term residential is two-fold. The first component is the Life Skills program which assists the resident to prepare for independence. This includes developing various Life Skills such as cooking, hygiene and budgeting. Group meetings are held to encourage socialization and help residents resolve group issues in the residence. The referrals are from Central Access to Residential Services (CARS). The goals of the program are:

• to provide a safe voluntary therapeutic environment in which to resolve individual issues, e.g., sexual abuse, substance abuse, mental health concerns, family issues
• to provide an individual treatment plan that is least intrusive
• to provide life skills training to prepare live self-sufficiently within the community
• to provide support to maintain and enhance cultural and sexual diversity
• to provide individual counseling and, when needed, crisis management
• to work interdependently with other support systems to provide maximum individual/family support
• to provide support for transition to independence and aftercare.