Now in its 158th year of service, Presbyterian Home for Children in Talladega, Alabama, is one of few organizations in the region caring for homeless boys and girls, along with their female caregivers in its Secure Dwellings Program. In its Robinson Family Unity Center, the Home serves mothers who have temporarily lost custody of their minor children due to unsuitable housing and are working toward reunification. The Home serves young female adults in crisis through its Transition to Adult Living Program and families in crisis over seven counties through its In-Home Intensive Services, Family Bridges. The Caminos® program, operated through a subrecipient grant with the U.S. Office of Refugee Resettlement, helps ensure unaccompanied children both inside and outside Alabama placed with sponsor families are living in safe and stable home environments. The Home also offers a K-12 private accredited school, Ascension Leadership Academy, that serves children living on campus and from the community.
For Our Presbyterian Partners
Are you a Presbyterian minister, church leader or member looking to learn more about the ministry of the Presbyterian Home for Children? We invite you to discover how PHFC is serving children, mothers and families today and how we can be a resource when a family in your congregation or community needs help. Learn more about our programs, read stories of lives being changed, find out how to refer a family, and discover ways your church can be part of this ministry. Visit our Presbyterian Partners page to see what’s happening at PHFC and how we can serve together.
