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Empower children and families to experience the transforming love of Christ through evidence-based care and holistic services.
The Florida United Methodist Children’s Home was first established in 1908 as the Florida Methodist Orphanage. Since that time it has grown into a holistic organization serving abused, abandoned, and neglected children from across the state of Florida.
Easter is a special time in the life of every Christian. We gather in church with our families to celebrate new life and rejoice in the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Easter brings hope, meaning and purpose to life. It also reminds us of the sacrificial love that Jesus has for all of us.
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The Florida United Methodist Children's Home was established in 1908 to provide a home for orphans and other children that had nowhere else to live.
Today it serves as a diverse ministry with two campuses that include residential, therapeutic group, foster and emergency shelter care. The Home also provides independent living assistance and a community child care center.
In As Much Montessori has been empowering children since 1980 with exceptional curriculum and a caring staff.
The Madison Youth Ranch was opened in 2014 and offers children a rural, country setting in which they can roam, play, and heal. One of the outstanding programs at the Youth Ranch is the Equine Assisted Psychotherapy (EAP) program with the assistance of Pinky and Sugar, our resident horses.
Julie is a resident at our Madison Youth Ranch who has greatly benefited from the Equine Assisted Therapy program. Listen as she talks about her successes, and the impact the Youth Ranch has had on her.
Denaijah was a resident in our Independent Living program while going to school and working full time. After graduating from UCF and Seminole State College, she’s a neonatal nurse. Watch as Denaijah gives an update on her success, and how the Children’s Home helped her.
Ren and her sister have lived apart from one another during multiple foster placements over the past thirteen years. The Children’s Home brought them together. Watch as they tell their story.
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