RESIDENTIAL Data compiled by Mary Anne Helm, Quality Assurance Analyst
Foster children who live on our campuses are often part of large sibling groups. For children in foster care, remaining with their siblings is an important connection. As with community foster care, reunification is always the goal. When that can't happen safely, permanency is achieved through kinship placements or adoption.
241
166
# of children who lived in our campus cottages
HOPE | 2020 Annual Report
# of siblings placed together in campus cottages
6
DISCHARGES
139
Reunifications-76 Foster/pre-adoptive-35 Aged out-4 Higher level of care-7 Other-13
