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

Phase 2 / Triage

Children will receive the following:

• Physical assessment with treatment and detox, when needed
• Basic training on personal hygiene and house rules and responsibilities
• Educational Evaluation
• Intensive psychological assessment (This process will vary in length based on the individual child)

 

Phase 3 / Restoration process

• Immediate enrollment in school accompanied with daily tutoring
• Connecting children to a local church
• Educating children on the family model and it’s importance
• Assessing personal interests, strengths and talents
• Ongoing personal and group counseling
• 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.