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Children’s Home of Lubbock is a faith-based child welfare organization and residential campus near Lubbock that provides group residential care, foster care and adoption services, counseling, education and recreation, and independent-living and family support services for at-risk children and families.
Children’s Home of Lubbock is a faith-based child welfare organization operating a modern campus on the Idalou Highway outside Lubbock. The organization provides residential group care, emergency assessment and support, counseling, and a range of services aimed at helping children and families affected by abuse, neglect, or other at-risk circumstances. The Home is licensed by the State of Texas, is accredited by the Council on Accreditation, and is certified in the Sanctuary trauma-informed model.
The organization uses trauma-informed practices and a family-centered approach. Counseling is offered through licensed professionals in individual, group, and family formats, and educational supports include tutoring, homework help, and classes in art and music. Staff training is emphasized, with annual continuing education for care staff.
A supervised independent-living program for former foster youth that provides housing, case management, and life-skills education covering topics such as vocational training, money management, job seeking, and community resources.
Counseling services delivered by licensed professional counselors offering individual, group, and family therapy for children served on campus and for family members off campus.
On-campus academic supports and recreational programming including transportation to school and activities, tutoring, homework help, art and music classes, daily exercise and group activities, and other enrichment opportunities.
A 24/7 emergency assessment center that provides immediate shelter, food, clothing, hygiene items, and crisis-capable staff, with options for longer-term care and access to counseling and academic resources when needed.
A family support service provided to foster and adoptive homes, post-adoptive families, and biological families intended to support placements and help families achieve or maintain permanency; includes referrals and work by Family Support Specialists.
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A licensed foster care and adoption program that completes home studies, provides counseling and case management, and offers a range of foster and adoption services including therapeutic foster care, foster-to-adopt placements, special-needs adoption, and post-adoption support.
Residential group cottages that provide family-centric care delivered by trained live-in staff families; the cottage campus is planned to house children in family-style units and emphasizes staff training and background checks.
Pre-independent and transitional services to prepare youth for adult living, including life-skills training, case management, educational planning and support, employment and job training, and housing and transportation referrals.
A program that allows young mothers to live with their children in a private, home-like campus setting while receiving support, education, and training in parenting, budgeting, cooking, and health and wellness.
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