We are Providing Families through our staff and caregivers for children who have lost or have limited connection to their biological family.
The purpose of Providing Families is to ensure that each child who is under the guardianship of Hands and Feet Project receives high quality care, from the time that they are placed on our campus to the time that they transition into independence and community interdependence.
Providing Families includes support through Residential Care & Support, Residential Care & Support (GAP: Guidance and Preparation for Children 16-17), Community-Based Residential Care & Support, the Independent Living Program, and the College Scholarship Fund.
The College Scholarship Fund is a competitive program, in which students are asked to prepare and submit a College Scholar...
Community-Based Residential Care (ages 0-18) This program is most similar in structure to our Residential Care & Supp...
Independent Living Program (ages 18-21) This program is for young adults ages 18-21 who once lived on our Children's Vill...
Residential Care & Support (ages 0-16) This is the program that most people think of when they think of Hands and Fee...
Guidance and Preparation (GAP) Program (ages 16-18) This program is designed to fill the "gap" between our Residential Ca...
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