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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

Spooky Crafts for the Family

Oct 30, 2020

​We always love finding new ways to help parents engage with their children in playful ways. Early Childhood Specialist Katy Andrews, with PCHAS' Growing Together Program, has chosen three fall-themed crafts to provide parents and children a great way to integrate play, life skills and sensory development during the festive season. Read More


Texas Recognizes PCHAS for Collaboration in Navarro County

Oct 26, 2020

​On October 22 the state of Texas recognized the Navarro County Early Childhood Coalition with the Outstanding Community Collaboration Award. It was presented to the Coalition’s co-chairs, Rachel Gillespie of Presbyterian Children’s Home and Services (PCHAS) and Lynda Sloan, the former CEO of VOICE, Inc. Read More


Let It All Out

Oct 19, 2020

Five-year-old Jackie was safer than she had ever been, but she still didn’t feel safe. She hoarded food and had panic attacks. She guarded her emotions. Now, on a sunny Saturday, she was sobbing. Read More


Independence Day

Oct 15, 2020

“We could leave on the Fourth of July,” Tasha thought. “He’ll be out fishing. We could be heading down I-35 by the time he got back.” She looked over her shoulder, wincing from bruised ribs, and checked on three-year-old Adam. Read More


Keeping Up with 2020

Oct 07, 2020

PCHAS licensed counselor and behavioral therapist Cassie Holt shares five tips​ to help you and your family keep coping during these difficult times. Read More


The Farmington Transition

Sep 28, 2020

​In the middle of 2019, PCHAS closed its residential treatment program in St. Francois County, Missouri, and opened the Farmington Service Center. Its goal was to address community needs such as under-employment, a high dropout rate and family instability. Seven evidence-based programs would strengthen families and cultivate self-sufficiency. Read More