by mfh_com | Jun 13, 2023 | CHILDREN, ENGLISH, FAMILIES, GOOD STORIES, HOME
June is the month when we celebrate fathers worldwide. The father figure is of significant importance in a child’s life. Our model for caring for children is unique. We value both the role of the father and the mother, thus a set of houseparents run and manage each of...
by mfh_com | May 30, 2023 | CHILDREN, ENGLISH, FAMILY, HOME
This past week we kicked off our summer team season with a group from GlobalX out of Atlanta, GA. They partnered with our Therapeutic Riding Program. Our riding program teaches the children responsibility, confidence, motor skills and offers an emotional outlet for...
by mfh_com | May 16, 2023 | CHILDREN, ENGLISH, FAMILIES, HOME
Mothers were celebrated around the world this past week. In El Salvador, Mother’s Day is always on May 10th. In the United States, Mother’s Day is always celebrated the second Sunday in the month of May. It is a day set aside to honor mothers and the influence they...
by mfh_com | Apr 24, 2023 | CHILDREN, ENGLISH, GOOD STORIES, HOME
As our children grow, so does our school. We currently have 24 children in grades kindergarten through their last year in high school. Our students who are 14 and older participate in life planning courses. The first year includes many activities which are aimed at...
by mfh_com | Mar 7, 2023 | CHILDREN, ENGLISH, FAMILY, GOOD STORIES, HOME, Sin categorizar
We often talk about the children we serve, but we also serve any biological family members who want to walk towards restoration. Along with visiting families in their home, our “Family Program” includes family members visiting the children here on the farm the first...
by mfh_com | Feb 21, 2023 | CHILDREN, ENGLISH, GOOD STORIES, TRANSITION HOME
Graciela came to live in La Casa when she was just a small toddler. Her smile, beautiful big brown eyes and genuine warmth always drew others to her. She was very creative and always found a way to make something out of ordinary things around the home. She even made...
