Residential Services
The numbers
There are over 10,000 children in a residential living programs in North Carolina
American Children's Home has seen a 25% increase in children in care since 2011
Over 500 Children will age out of care in North Carolina this year
Our Programs
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Admissions
Referrals are accepted from all one hundred counties in North Carolina. Court services and mental health referrals are accepted as long as the child is in custody of the Department of Social Services. An initial intake form will be completed at the time of referral. A state application and various records will be requested prior to the admission. The program social worker will arrange the admission after the child is accepted to the program.
Contact Stan Price for a referral or by calling 336-357-7126.
Residential Care
Residential care is concerned with the provision of a substitute family for a planned period. The children are typically from homes where the parents cannot meet their needs or children who have had multiple placements in foster homes or other group living programs.
The purpose of our program is to provide early adolescents with the skills that they need to be successful in their lives.
Residential services operates under the C.A.R.E. model, which is a trauma-informed program model.
Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
American Children's Home provides Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TFCBT) to residents. This service is performed by TFCBT rostered clinicians and is available to residents based on capacity.