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CAMPUS LIFE His House cares for children in state custody and those placed voluntarily by parents incrisis in a cozy home-like setting. Our model of care is unlike the typical residential program. Each cottage provides a home for six or more children. Homes are led by loving house parents who are supported by nurturing child care professionals. Each cottage functions as a family unit. The children eat meals as a family, spend recreational weekends together and participate in memorable vacations until permanency is achieved. |
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CASE MANAGEMENT The case management team coordinates services for the children and their families. They serve as an advocate for the child in the court room, producing legal documents in compliance with State laws. Case managers coordinate evaluations, medical, dental services, visitation with family members and school enrollment. In addition they offer ongoing support to foster families in order to preserve placements. |
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HIS HOUSE ACADEMY The His House Academy offers at-risk children a quality faith-based private school education in a small classroom setting. In a trauma-sensitive learning environment, the Academy is committed to providing each child with the care and attention necessary for consistent behavioral and academic development. The Academy also offers an afterschool enrichment and summer program. |
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FOSTER & ADOPTION The Mi Casa Es Su Casa or My House is His House Program was established in 1996 to expand residential services by inviting families in the community to share their own homes with children in need. His House recruits, provides initial and ongoing training and licenses foster and adoptive parents. When reunification with birth parents is not possible, the agency facilitates permanency through adoption. |
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COUNSELING SERVICES The on-site Counseling Center is a place for the healing process to continue. Individual and family therapy is provided to help family members cope with separation and gain insight into its cause. This program offers children the opportunity to change negative behavior and begin restoration. |
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His House Children's Home will provide appropriate auxiliary aids, including qualified/certified American Sign Language (ASL) interpreters to persons with disabilities and qualified foreign-language interpreters to persons with Limited-English Proficiency (LEP) to allow such persons an equal opportunity to participate in or benefit from His House Children’s Home programs and services. Requests for auxiliary aids and/or interpreters should be submitted no later than five (5) days prior to the scheduled event.
