Welcome to the new Longview Farm

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Welcome to THE NEW

longview farm


Photo by Gregg Shupe


You made

this possible


you made a better place to

live


At Longview Farm, the new cottage-style residences with their modern amenities and peaceful surroundings help our children feel safe and secure — something many of them have never experienced.

Photo by Gregg Shupe


Photo by Gregg Shupe


More kids are living here

From April 2012 to April 2013, the percentage of available residential capacity being used at Longview Farm increased for both age groups:

5-13 age group

14-17 age group 87%

of capacity

62%

of capacity

31%

of capacity

2012

2013 2012

2013

95%

of capacity


you made a better place to

learn


Photo by Gregg Shupe


More kids are LEARNING here

From April 2012 to April 2013, the percentage of available classroom space being used in the Longview Educational Center increased for both the Lower and Upper Schools:

Lower School (5-13 age group)

2013

2012

51%

of capacity

78%

of capacity

2013

2012

Upper School (14-17 age group)

82%

of capacity

100%

of capacity


The new school employs the most up-todate facilities and includes dedicated areas such as art and music rooms, a library and speech therapy spaces.


you made a better place to

heal grow and


Hiking and nature trails, Project Adventure, indoor and outdoor sport, vocational opportunities, growing and eating their own vegetables through the agricultural program are all experiences Longview provides to help children and youth gain selfesteem, learn to take risks, and acquire basic skills.


OUR ACHIEVEMENTS: ◆◆ Completed the Longview Farm Campus under budget and ahead of schedule ◆◆ Achieved our Capital Campaign fundraising goal ◆◆ Increased the number of children served (both residential and educational) ◆◆ Created a sustainable model by the consolidation of two programs into one ◆◆ Saw the children from the former Knight Children’s Center adapt amazingly well (and quickly) to their new surroundings But the Third Century Campaign was never only about creating cost efficiencies and building modern facilities. It was about the healthy environment the campus provides and its positive impact on children and youth. In the words of one child on his first day:

“This place is awesome!”


THANK You for making Longview Farm a better place for our kids.

Photo by Gregg Shupe


the third century campaign

271 Huntington Avenue, Boston, MA 02115 888-HOME-321 | www.thehome.org


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