» Who We Are
Happy
Haven, a Christian group home, serves area children in two
ways — residential care and family preservation services. Our desire is
to provide a safe, supportive place to live for a period of time when a
child's living situation has become physically and/or emotionally
unhealthy.
We are a private agency
that accepts referrals from families or community members. We do not
receive state referrals; our goal is to work with children and families
before the state pursues taking custody.
» Why Does a Child Come to Happy Haven?
A
child referred to Happy Haven may face problems such as abuse, neglect,
unruliness, communication problems, and family conflict.
We provide whatever services it takes to resolve the family issues. Our
desire is for the child to return home as soon as possible. Services
may include counseling and spiritual support.
» What Can a Child Expect When Living on Campus?
As
a residential care facility, we provide a structured, Christian
environment 24 hours a day. A child is assigned to a family, led by
house parents, who love and care for children in a setting similar to a
foster home setting. The children attend public school, and we provide
counseling, tutoring, and spiritual activities for these children.
Latest News
Applicants for Houseparents at Happy Haven
Happy Haven is seeking applicants for houseparents for a residence that is presently being renovated. (Two of our three homes already have both houseparents & children). If you would like to apply as houseparents at Happy Haven, employment applications are available here. For further information, contact Houston Bynum, administrator, at 931-526-2052.
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