Child Welfare and Foster Care

Provides a family-centered residential group home for children who have suffered from abuse, neglect and abandonment.

Provides a therapeutic community-based residential group home for adolescent foster girls who have been removed from their homes due to abuse, neglect and abandonment or those at-risk and placed by low-income families under severe hardship.

Has a strong commitment to remove the barriers for children who suffer from slow academic performance and distress due to abuse, neglect and abandonment.

Provides faith-based residential group home and emergency shelter care to abused, neglected and abandoned children, teen pregnancy care and in-house foster care placement.

Provides a residential group home, emergency shelter care, and social support services to abused, neglected and abandoned children including life skills education, child and substance abuse prevention, homelessness and crisis intervention, and individual and group counseling services.

Currently serving over 2,000 children and is the non-profit lead agency overseeing Community Based Care in Circuit 10, which encompasses Hardee, Highlands and Polk Counties.

Provides support for abused and neglected children in the Tampa Bay community while the judicial system searches for a safe and healthy permanent foster home.

Brings the community closer to the faces and voices of foster children with photography and personal information on each child in search of a family.

Currently serving over 2,000 children and is the non-profit lead agency overseeing Community Based Care in Circuit 10, which encompasses Hardee, Highlands and Polk Counties.

Pprovides faith-based residential group home care, emergency shelter care, independent living services, foster care placement and adoption services to abused, abandoned and neglected children.

Provides family-style residential group home, emergency shelter care and child-focused counseling services to abused, neglected and abandoned children with a diverse team of community volunteers, officers and staff who are passionately committed to meeting the urgent human needs.

Provides education and empowerment opportunities to abused, neglected and abandoned youth living in foster or relative care with comprehensive programming that focuses on youth development, positive mentoring, and financial self-sufficiency upon transition to independence.

Place of Hope is a faith-based child welfare agency with an array of services for children in need and Hope House, FL, a safe house that offers professional case management, independent living services and educational opportunities for children who are victims of human trafficking.

Provides residential and therapeutic services to abused, abandoned and neglected children; its 36 on-site residents, ages 6 to 17, are assured a stable and nurturing environment to recover from abuse and develop.

Manages adoption services that enable children living in foster care to realize the dream of finding a permanent, loving family while raising awareness and fostering education about foster children in need of a stable, nurturing home.

The Miami Guardian ad Litem Program began as a grassroots organization in 1981 and is currently the one of the largest Judicial GAL Program in Florida.