Our hope is that every child in foster care will eventually return home to their birth family. Unfortunately, that’s not always possible. If a child is unable to safely return home, then that child may become eligible for adoption. As a trained foster parent, you can begin or grow your family by making a lasting commitment to a child in need of a loving home. We serve all sorts of families and will guide you through the entire adoption process.
Children end up in foster care through no fault of their own. Foster parents play a vital role in providing for their care and protection until things improve at home and they can return to their birth families.
We help keep families together. When children are at risk for removal from the home, the various state departments for children and families refer the family to us for services.
When kids in foster care turn 18, they “age out” of the system, often unprepared for life on their own. We offer instruction, skills, and support to help them successfully transition to adulthood.
Our various facilities serve youth dealing with mental health and behavioral challenges, survivors of human trafficking, and adults with intellectual and development disabilities.
The road to recovery is unique for each person. Our outpatient substance use and mental health services are designed to meet the needs of the individual and to help families heal and regain wholeness.