Your support is crucial in helping Sunrise Children’s Services provide a safe place for abused and neglected children and the opportunity for them to know love.
Sunrise Children’s Services operates four therapeutic residential centers, one psychiatric residential treatment center, five foster care regions with 11 foster care offices, family services and an independent living program that helps aging-out kids. Sunrise Children’s Services provides care for close to 800 kids and family members throughout the state of Kentucky.
Sunrise Children’s Services operates a network of therapeutic residential programs across the state that offers long-term, residential care and treatment to young people.
Unlike other agencies, Sunrise is a Christ-centered-foster-care and foster-to-adopt ministry that has a commitment to produce and maintain strong therapeutic foster homes.
We provide individual and family therapy services to address emotional, social, and situational problems such as stress, depression, anxiety, relationship issues, and trauma.
VentureOn is a pioneering program designed to work with young people, ages 18-21, who have aged out of the system, ensuring their successful transition into adulthood.
The Sunrise PRTF is located on the Woodlawn Campus in Danville, providing around-the-clock services to boys ages 6 -18 with severe emotional and behavioral problems.
Sunrise plays a vital role in changing lives. Watch former Sunrise kids share their stories of redemption.
To serve you in this important area, Sunrise Children’s Services has entered into a new partnership with PhilanthroCorp, a national will and estate planning firm, to provide our supporters with free, confidential planning services.
There are approximately 117,000 children in the U.S. currently waiting to be adopted. The need in Kentucky is also great, with more than 8,000 children in out-of-home care.
Each year, the boys who live at Sunrise’s Spring Meadows Center in Mt. Washington take a trip to the Kentucky State Fair…
Sunrise Children’s Services has recently celebrated three high school graduates in its independent living program.