It started as a dream - a desire to be of service to destitute and abandoned children. As early as 1964, the desire to have a home for homeless boys and girls was expressed among the members of the Northside Church of Christ in Jeffersonville, IN. That dream took its first step on March 7, 1966, when Indiana issued the necessary legal papers to begin.

"We believe it is better to build boys and girls than to mend men and women."

Residential Treatment
- Provides residential services for children and adolescents dealing with various problems and issues


Maternity Care and Transitional Living
- Provides housing and supervised care for girls in transition and expectant mothers
 

Foster Care
- Offers licensed foster homes, intensive casework support, and counseling for children in need of foster care services
 

Community Counseling Center
- Offers individual, marital, family, and group therapy
 

Adoption
- Provides the support for women faced with unplanned pregnancies, and offers a permanent home for children

Executive Director:
Nathan Samuel, MS