Each child that is a part of one of our substitute family homes will follow this six-phase restoration process that will help develop them into independent adults able to support themselves.

Phase 1  Relationship Building

Developing trusting relationships with children and their families through local Christian community outreach programs

Children will receive:

1.  Physical assessment with treatment and detox, when needed

2.Basic training on personal hygiene and house rules and responsibilities

3.Educational Evaluation

4.Intensive psychological assessment

This process will vary in length based on the individual child 

Phase 3 Restoration process

1. Immediate enrollment in school accompanied with daily tutoring

2. Connecting children to a local church

3.Educating children on the family model and it's importance

4.Assessing personal interests, strengths and talents

5.Ongoing personal and group counseling

6.Daily devotions including worship, Bible study, and teaching the seven principles of life

Phase 4  Reunion with family

Ongoing intervention and counseling with each child's family with the goal that every child will be reunited with their family

Phase 5 Higher educational training

Private school education through high school, followed by enrollment in a technical/vocational school or university with a goal that each child will have the education and training to attain employment

Phase 6 Sending

Gradually integrating children into an independent life by assisting them in finding permanent employment and housing.