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The Children's Home of Reading continues to provide a treatment oriented residential environment for children and teenagers, as well as community-based services.
The Children's Home is dedicated to determining the needs of children who are experiencing significant problems in life and meeting those needs in a qualitative manner.
Prevention and education as well as traditional treatment methods are emphasized.
The Children's Home of Reading continues to provide a treatment
oriented residential environment for children and teenagers, as
well as community-based services. The Children's Home is dedicated
to determining the needs of children who are experiencing
significant problems in life and meeting those needs in a
qualitative manner. Prevention and education as well as traditional
treatment methods are emphasized.
Sample of notable school alumni/alumnae:
Jill Troutman, VP of Marketing and Advancement for The Children’s Home of Reading -
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