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Tennyson Center for Children at Colorado Christian Home is a community of people dedicated to serving children and youth and strengthening families. As professionals and concerned citizens we strive to provide competent and caring treatment, education, and advocacy services that are community-based, family-focused, and child-centered.
To enrich the lives of children and young adults with disabilities through social, educational, and vocational programs that nurture independence, self-confidence and prepare them for life.
To collaborate with partners in addressing the needs of vulnerable children while promoting their rights
We work to make the world safer for children by eradicating child abduction, sexual abuse and exploitation.
Kentucky's young people are increasingly being victimized by abuse, neglect and family trauma. The Kentucky United Methodist Children's Homes responds to Christ's call to go into the world by providing quality social services for children and families. We have established a variety of services for children, adolescents and parents to bring healing and hope to often desperate situations. We believe every child is an individual of worth and is deserving of God's gift of wholeness of life. The scope of our services continues to grow and improve as new needs arise.
Laradon’s Mission is to be an organization of excellence that provides superior, individualized services to children and adults with intellectual, developmental and other disabilities, supporting their independence in daily life and maximizing their full potential.
For over 161 years, St. Ann's has provided a refuge for needy women and children in the Washington, D.C. area, pioneering programs to reach vulnerable young people in the community regardless of race or faith. The organization was founded in 1860 by three Daughters of Charity to serve foundlings and single women in childbirth. President Abraham Lincoln signed St. Ann's charter in 1863. Today, St. Ann's three residential programs recognize and enhance human dignity and worth by providing residential care and services to abused, abandoned and neglected children; to pregnant and parenting adolescents in crisis; and to young single mothers struggling to attain self-sufficiency. St. Ann's Child Care Center provides quality, developmental day care to the children of working families.
Public charity founded in 2008 to provide supportive services to parents of children with developmental disabilities. Parents are provided mental health support and connection to professional services for themselves and their family members. Parents are celebrated with weekend opportunities for movies, lunch or dinner outings that provide the chance for parents to exhale and reconnect with self. An annual event celebrates all parents served through HOPE.
Our mission is to strengthen foster, adoptive, and at-risk families by providing them access to education, community, and tangible resources. We do this by partnering with local churches and community agencies. By addressing the unique needs of foster, adoptive, and vulnerable families, we strive to positively impact the long-term health and stability for family preservation.
To put smile on the faces of Orphans and must Vulnerable people in the Society and promote their well-being by supporting them Educationally, emotionally and economically