House
• 24 hour emergency shelter for
abused, abandoned and runaway youth ages 10-17.
• 21 day
cooling off period to help resolve family issues.
• 24 hour
hotline: (850) 784-1020
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Anchorage Children’s Home is committed to meeting the needs of children and families in our community. Our number one priority is the safety of our staff and the youth and families we serve. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Anchorage’s emergency shelter, transitional living and counseling services are still operational but with extra precautionary measures and protocols in place as recommended by the Center for Disease Control and local health department officials. For youth and families in need of assistance, please contact our 24 hour emergency hotline at 850-784-1020.
Please click here to learn more about our Telehealth processes.
• 24 hour emergency shelter for
abused, abandoned and runaway youth ages 10-17.
• 21 day
cooling off period to help resolve family issues.
• 24 hour
hotline: (850) 784-1020
Learn More
• Housing for homeless youth, male & female, ages 16-22.
• Long term life skills training.
• Education Advancement
and Employment Opportunities promoting self-sufficiency.
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(850) 481-8501
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• Housing for homeless pregnant mothers ages 16-22 and
their infants.
• Long term parenting and life skills
training.
• Education Advancement and Employment
Opportunities promoting self-sufficiency.
• (850) 481-8501
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• McElvey At-Risk Group Home provides housing for up to 8 youth ages 12-17 who are currently in foster care and are at-risk
of human trafficking. The program will provide a safe, home-like environment while youth attend school, have opportunities for
extracurricular activities and bring about positive change in their life.
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(850) 249-0433
When children, birth - 17 years old,
who have been found to be abused, neglected, or abandoned, our
Care Management program is there to help. Through Care
Management, Anchorage provides child protective supervision,
foster care case management, and intensive family
intervention.
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