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Meet Our New Village Life Coordinator: Stephanie Salinas

Aug 20, 2025

Stephanie started her career at PCHAS before spending 14 years as a music teacher. Now she's coming back to her roots at The Foster Care Village in Itasca, and we couldn’t be more excited. Fun fact: Stephanie’s grandmother was the campus cook in the '60s and '70s! Stephanie took swimming lessons in our pool, lived in Itasca, and had friends who grew up on campus. It’s no wonder she feels like she grew up at The Foster Care Village in Itasca, too, and truly believes, "PCHAS is a hidden gem of a place." Read More


Faith, Family and a Foster Care Village

Jul 16, 2025

Take a look at this article about The Foster Care Village in Itasca, Texas from our friends at The Waxahachie Sun Read More


Why We Root For Birth Families

Jun 01, 2025

At PCHAS, we believe God wants to see families restored, so we support reunification, and we work with foster families who share this same value. Read OR Listen to learn more about Why We Root For Birth Families. Read More


How We Root For Birth Families

Jun 01, 2025

Fostering families aren’t expected to resolve generations of pain and hardship, but their support can mean the world to a birth parent who feels they have no one in their corner. Read OR Listen to learn more about How We Root For Birth Families. Read More


Marcus and Hannah's Foster Care Journey with PCHAS

May 28, 2025

"God's work of foster care isn't actually the outward; it's the heart," says Marcus. He and his wife, Hannah, have been fostering with PCHAS since 2024, and they credit their success to building a strong support team. From babysitters to meal providers to prayer partners, and more, their team helps them give foster children their best care. Read their story to learn how you can build your own support team or use your gifts and abilities to make the experience better for other foster and adoptive families. Read More


Michael and Debbie's Foster Care Journey with PCHAS

May 13, 2025

"If I can make one child feel safe, it means the world.” Michael and Debbie chose fostering over traditional retirement. Now they are “Uncle Mike” and “Aunt Debbie” to the six teens and pre-teens that fill their “Giant Cabin,” and they could not be more excited about it. Read their heartwarming story. Read More