High Plains Childrens Home And Family Services

Pa & megan's place: an independent living community for adults with special needs providing safety, supervision, transportation, spiritual guidance, social activities, affordable housing and living expenses and life skills development. Approximately 11 residents were served in 2024.

Emergency shelter: youth emergency shelter for ages 2-17. The children are entering the foster care system after being removed from their families by child protective services. Children are permitted to stay in emergency care up to 90 days. They are provided a safe and comfortable home until long term placement is found. During their stay, they are provided with counseling, food, clothing, medical, dental and vision checkups along with opportunities for educational, social, and spiritual development. Approximately 49 children were served in 2024.

After care: continued financial and moral support for hpch alumni who have "aged out" of the campus program and are wishing to pursue higher education, vocational training, military experience or workplace employment. Support also includes assistance to alumni who may be experiencing difficulties with finances, transportation, family issues or direction.