Building Strong Family Attachments-A Foundation for Healthy Development and Educational Success

Jul 15, 2024

At Presbyterian Children's Homes and Services, we support families in securing attachments through our Growing Together program. Strong family attachments are essential for early childhood development, laying the groundwork for a nurturing environment where children can thrive emotionally, socially, and academically. Read More

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The Difference Between Feeling Anxious and an Anxiety Disorder

Jul 11, 2024

Feeling anxious is a normal part of life. In Pixar's Inside Out 2, we learn how anxiety looks out for Riley, anticipates problems and makes plans. But sometimes anxiety goes beyond feeling anxious in normal situations. Read about the difference and how therapists with The Counseling Centers at PCHAS can help. Read More

Managing Storm Stress

Jul 06, 2024

We all need good strategies for navigating stress. If you don’t have a tried-and-true plan for navigating the stress of a storm bearing down on the coast, here are eight suggestions to help you find what works for you. Read More

All About: Family Visitation in Foster Care

Jun 27, 2024

Supervised family visits help children maintain the bond with their birth families, and they are an essential component for reunification. Foster parents open their hearts to children and their birth families as they shepherd the children through the process. Read about what it's really like from PCHAS Foster Families. Read More

A Backpack Full of Hope

Jun 19, 2024

It may look like a bunch of toys and games, but to parents of kids with sensory needs, it is a backpack full of hope. Read how a local church partnered with PCHAS to ensure foster families have the tools to help children thrive. Read More

Overcoming Adversity: Brianna's Journey to Success with Presbyterian Children’s Homes and Services

May 30, 2024

With the support of Presbyterian Children’s Homes and Services, Brianna graduated with two associate degrees and a bachelor's in social work, embodying resilience and hope. Read on to learn how your support makes stories like hers possible. Read More

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