The children, staff, Board of Director and our many loyal and generous supporters have a good reason to celebrate this year. 2008 marks a significant milestone in the history of our organization as our centennial year.
Established at Lewiston, Idaho, in 1908 as an orphanage, the children’s home has evolved into a residential treatment center serving abused, neglected and abandoned children of all ages. Our mission to provide rehabilitative, therapeutic and educational services for children and families remains our focus as we come to a close of our first 100 years and begin the journey into the future.
One hundred years of continued service for children and families is a wonderful reason to rejoice. Our planning committee is setting in motion a series of activities and events that will build a heightened awareness of our programs and services. As we pause to look back at our accomplishments, and as we prepare for our centennial celebration, be assured that your individual and collective contributions are appreciated and needed as we begin another 100-years of building brighter futures.
Rod Wilson, Executive Director