Children’s Home Society
“A huge blessing.” In its first six months, the Children’s Home Shelter for Family Safety has achieved national honors and made a difference in many lives.
When a child experiences trauma, it can manifest in physical and mental health challenges. This training is reaching thousands who can help.
Sometimes, kids have complex needs that make school extra challenging. ‘Loving School’ can help.
She’s a leader who speaks from experience: What Deb Soholt believes our state should deliver for its most vulnerable children.
Who’s the kind of person who becomes a foster parent? You are. Foster parents come from all walks of life — and 300 S.D. kids are waiting for them.
They never planned to be the parents of nine children — but thanks to open minds and hearts, they’ve created a home where all are welcome.
On one night last month, 81 people stayed in a domestic violence shelter built for 40. Now, they’ll be moving into a new home designed with their care in mind.
More than 120 years after the first children moved in, the site of the city’s first Children’s Home is being commemorated.
As a child, his behavior was so disruptive he needed residential care at Children’s Home Society. Today, he’s a youth counselor there helping others.
How do you break the cycle of poverty? Programs like this, that are proven to help new moms and babies get a “bright start.”