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22,461
Children in
Foster Care iN the state
of Florida
3,059
foster children
in the south florida
region
973
foster kids found a home
at His House and began
to stabilize
Our programs and services
Residential Services
His House International
The Foster Family Program
A SAFE PLACE
TO CALL HOME
We have restored the life of
children
His House Children’s Home is a private non-profit, faith-based organization dedicated to restoring the lives of children from newborn to 18 years of age. For over 31 years, His House has brought stability to the lives of over 20,000 children and remains a frontline provider of residential and foster care services. The organization is licensed by the Department of Children and Families, contracted by Citrus Family Network in Miami Dade and Monroe, and ChildNet in Broward County as a Residential program and child placement agency.
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Foster Parents
The decision of becoming a foster family is a Blessing beyond words. For many foster kids, it is an answer to prayer that comes only through the grace of God who is allowed to shine is light of love and hope through you.
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Tiny Gala
Host a Tiny Gala for up to 12 of your closest friends in the comfort of your home or at a select list of fine restaurants. A top chef will create a 12-course selection of mouth-watering mini delights, from tapas to craft cocktails. Wow your guests with delicious bites that look teeny but are hugely delicious while raising funds for His House Children’s Home.
His House Expands Residential Services for children in foster care testing positive for COVID19
Stability for foster youth is more challenging during a pandemic. Children in foster care are particularly vulnerable to the negative health and social impacts of the coronavirus.
REAL stories
Meet Tanishia & Roderick
Tanishia and Roderick Stokes have served as dedicated foster parents for the past six years. In that time, they have cared for more than five children, adopted two and are currently fostering one. Met with many challenges along the way, the Stokes have risen to every occasion with grace and love. Their current foster son
Meet Henry & Sarah
Henry and Sarah have been foster parents for a little more than a year. They exemplify what it means to foster children in our system of care. They advocate for the children’s daily and long-term needs, they are present not just in the home but also in school settings, with therapists and the biological family.
Meet the Medina Family
The family has been fostering for three and a half years, and in that time, they have met every challenge with dedication and grace, never shying away from the most difficult of cases. A co-parenting approach allows for their unwavering presence for their foster children, despite the demands that accompany driving to two or three
close to 1000 children a year
