Dream House For Medically Fragile Children - Dream House Programs and Services

Dream House Programs and Services

Who We Serve

The Dream House Family for Keeps® Program serves:

•Georgia's children with complicated health care needs ranging in age birth to 21 years (biological, adopted or foster), regardless of race, color, creed or religion;

•Families (biological, kinship, adoptive or foster) who need the tools and resources to create a safe and nurturing home for medically fragile children;

•Relatives, neighbors, friends, and other caregivers in the community who play a role in the lives of medically fragile children and need additional training to provide supportive care for the family;

•Social work and other non-medical professionals in the community seeking opportunities to support quality of life for medically fragile children.

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