Advance tickets are now available!  Click HERE for tickets.

Adult:  $15.00  ($20.00 at the gate)
Student:  $8.00  ($10.00 at the gate)

You can also mail a check, with a note stating how many tickets you need, and we can mail tickets to you.

Mail check to:
Home On The Range
Attn: Vanessa
16351 I-94
Sentinel Butte, ND 58654

Tickets will also be available for purchase at select businesses in July.  Watch for more information.

Advance rodeo tickets now available!

The newest issue of the Ranch Hand newsletter is now available. This issue includes new leadership roles at Home On The Range, resident testimonials and upcoming events.

2021 Spring Ranch Hand

Home On The Range is putting on the 4th Annual Dakota Scramble fundraiser to help fulfill the vision of the spiritual department.  The funds raised would enable us to bring in bands, speakers, and/or people or positive spiritual influence, to witness to the kids at Home On The Range.  We also hope to take the kids on spiritual outings, which would include attending concerts, hiking, and camping for spiritual growth.

The fundraiser is a golf scramble held at Bully Pulpit Golf Course in Medora, ND.  The 4th Annual scramble will be on Sunday, June 27, 2021.

All sponsorships and donations are tax deductible.  All proceeds will benefit the HOTR Spiritual Program.

For more information, please contact Josh Helvik at joshh@hotrnd.com.

Dakota Scramble Golf Tournament registration form
Sponsorship opportunities
Extras for purchase (mulligans, Cheat for Charity green packs, etc.)

Home On The Range is proud to announce that Jodi Ebel, LCAC, has been selected as their new Clinical Director, effective April 1, 2021.

Jodi brings more than 22 years of residential treatment and clinical experience to this position. Jodi has been working with youth, in various positions, and knows first-hand the struggles many of the youth go through. She supervised youth and also various staff, both in the dorm and as a clinician, overseeing clinical staff. Jodi is certified in CBISA (Cognitive Behavioral Interventions for Substance Abuse), ART (Aggression Replacement Training), Drug and Alcohol, and TCFBT (Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy). She is also a trainer in Risking Connections – Trauma Informed Care, EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), CPR/First Aid, Suicide Prevention, Non-Violent Crisis Intervention and Restorative Approach.

Jodi started at Home On The Range in 1999, working in the boys’ dormitory as dorm staff. She was responsible for supervising the boys and teaching them social skills. Throughout the years, she advanced to Assistant Charge Counselor and then later to Charge Counselor. Jodi supervised both boys and staff. Jodi was also in charge of the Independent Living Program and did case management. In 2005, with the aid of the Home On The Range’s tuition assistance program, Jodi studied and received a Master’s of Science degree in Human Services. Jodi later did her internship with Heart River Drug and Alcohol in Dickinson, ND. In 2008, Jodi received her Addiction Counselor license and oversaw various drug and alcohol programs, and addiction and treatment programs for the youth.

Jodi is looking forward to working with Laura Feldmann, the Executive Director and the clinical team, to help sustain HOTR’s census by making sure its’ therapeutic programming is the best in the State of ND. She will continue developing individualized treatment programs for residents and work to stay on the cutting edge of trauma informed therapeutic programming.

Jodi’s professional goal is to enhance working relationships with the communities HOTR serves and partner with other agencies to better serve at-risk youth. Her passion is helping and treating the youth population who are sexually exploited or trafficked. Jodi is looking at adding a basic self-defense course. This would be an 8-week course offered to the girls and would basically be a Level 1 self-defense class.

Jodi states, “I’m excited about this position. I look forward to the new journey with the new leadership and all the challenges, and successes, it will bring.”