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Krystal’s Story: Finding Strength Through Support

Nov 18, 2025

After a painful separation and months of searching for help, Krystal felt overwhelmed and alone as she cared for her three children. When she reached out to PCHAS, she was not just looking for housing. She was looking for hope. Read her incredible journey and learn more about how to get involved at Presbyterian Children's Homes and Services. Read More

Christmas in Itasca

Dec 19, 2021

Christmas at PCHAS’ Foster Care Village is in full swing. It looks a little different from previous years, due to COVID-19, but that hasn’t stopped PCHAS staff from giving their all to create the best Christmas experience for the kids. Read More


Christmas at PCHAS

Dec 12, 2021

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas thanks to all of the dedicated churches, organizations and individual donors who make the magic happen for our clients during the holidays! Read More


After 48 Years with Same Agency, Social Work Veteran Retires

Dec 08, 2021

(St. Louis, MO) -- Not many workers stay with the same employer for nearly half a century. In this day and age, Lyle Gramling is an anomaly. After 48 years with Presbyterian Children’s Homes and Services (PCHAS), he will hang up his hat as special projects manager on December 31. Read More


Behind the Scenes in the Hospital: Giving Birth with an Adoption Plan

Nov 18, 2021

As PCHAS adoption specialists, we often get asked about the hospital experience for a woman who has made an adoption plan for her baby. Here are some common questions along with our honest answers. Read More


3 Things You Should Know About Maternity Services

Nov 03, 2021

PCHAS’ Maternity Services team provides a safe, non-judgmental support system for potential birth parents considering an adoption plan. Read More


The Journey to Becoming Family

Nov 03, 2021

​Will and Tracy’s path to adoption is similar to the path many families take. They married and enjoyed their time as newlyweds before attempting to add children to their family. When infertility disrupted their plans, they needed time to heal and explore new options. Read More