Palmer Home Campus Care
At Palmer Home, children live on campus in a Christ-centered family atmosphere, grounded in the Whole Child Initiative and designed for extensive support. Stable home environments allow children at Palmer Home to connect with trustworthy caregivers as they grow and develop.
Palmer Home Campus Programs
At Palmer Home, three campus programs provide restorative environments for the children in our care. Learn more about the Hope Grows Garden, the Hope Works program, and the Valero Cattle program.
What Makes Our Residential Foster Care Program Different?
Palmer Home exists to help children overcome adversity and thrive. From powerful relationships to spiritual support and a sense of normalcy, Palmer Home works to give children the resources they need to find hope and healing.
founded on
God's love
Our services are driven by communicating the love of God to our children. Each child is encouraged to build their faith and grow into who God created them to be.
comforts
of home
Upon admission, each child receives a Bible, bike, new clothing and a furnished room along with a campus tour, introductions and the necessary assessments to provide specialized care.
stable, loving campus environment
On Palmer Home’s campus, caregivers focus on the care of the whole child with the resources they need nearby while promoting normalcy as children experience a supportive home environment.
26 Families Reunited
In 2021, Palmer Home reunited 26 children with their families after a season of hope and healing on the Palmer Home campus.
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Take a Look at Our Campus
Surrounded by natural beauty, the Palmer Home campus provides a restorative environment where kids can be kids as they learn, grow and play.
Campus Care Programs
At Palmer Home, three campus programs provide restorative environments for the children in our care. Learn more about the Hope Grows Garden, the Hope Works program, and the Valero Cattle program.
Hope Grows Garden Program
Horticultural therapy is a proven method of treatment and an effective tool in increasing one’s social, educational, psychological, and physical well-being. It can also have a positive impact on those with depression, anxiety, addiction, and survivors of abuse.
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Palmer Home Cattle Program
Interacting with animals has been shown to decrease levels of cortisol (a stress-related hormone) and lower blood pressure. Studies have also found that animals can reduce loneliness, increase feelings of social support, and boost your mood.
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Hope Works Program
Our Hope Works program is focused on providing practical life and vocational skills to the children in our care through hands-on learning experiences to enhance independence, build self-esteem, and garner social-relational skills.
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