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History

Family House, Inc. was established in 1981 by a group of community leaders and residents interested in strengthening the family unit in cases where parents are struggling with poverty, addictions, legal or psychological problems, or custody and visitation issues in cases of divorce.

Often the courts will remove children from parents while the adults work through life issues. While these children remain in foster care or with other caregivers, they need a protected way to maintain a positive relationship with parents. Family House provides this safe place where families can connect, improving their chances of reuniting or continuing on with a healthy perspective on family life.

We help children to maintain healthy connections with parents and we help give foster families the reassurance they need to continue providing positive lives to the children in their care.

 
Where Family is First
Family house provides a safe, home-like environment where non-custodial parents can spend time with their children under supervision. We also provide supervised transfers when parents may share custody or visitation of children, but don't interact well together in front of children. Staff members combine compassion with the direction necessary to guide oftentimes frustrated or upset parents.

 

 

 

Testimonials

"We've been foster parents for several years, because it enhances our family and gives children a chance to have a normal family. I can't imagine fostering without a place like this. It gives me the security of knowing that this child I've come to love is safe even when I'm not there."-Foster Mom


 

"Our family was able to reunite after working through our problems at Family House. We felt comfortable there. We're grateful to look ahead to better days together."-Father reunited with family after treatment for drug addiction


 

"I like it at Family House. It's a real house and it feels like home."- 9 year-old who was able to visit with a non-custodial parent through Family House