WHAT WE DO
Foster Care
We protect, nurture, and restore children by providing loving Christian foster families who are trained to serve their needs.
There are approximately 6,000 children in foster care in Alabama. We exist to protect, nurture, and restore these children through Christ-centered services.
Foster Care
We protect, nurture, and restore children by providing loving Christian foster families who are trained to serve their needs.
Family Care
We provide safe and stable environments to help struggling mothers and their dependents as they navigate through difficult life circumstances.
Campus Foster Homes
We provide homes that protect, nurture, and restore children from hard places.
College Care
We come alongside kids who graduate high school while in our care to provide support as they pursue college or vocational training.
Pathways Professional Counseling
Offering Christ-centered counseling, Pathways has served children and families across Alabama since 1995.
Would you commit to praying for our ministry? We believe in the power of prayer, because we believe in the One to whom we pray!
This is a vital part of our ministry, and we are always encouraged to see people come together to help children in Alabama.
One of the best ways you can support our ministry is by giving financially to the work we do every day.
With 6,000 children in our state’s foster care system, the need is great. One way we work to protect, nurture, and restore children is by providing loving, Christian foster families who are trained to serve their needs.
Shop our Holiday Gift Guide to purchase the gift of $250 to the area of greatest need and you’ll receive a hand-crafted brass bracelet with the message “Protect Alabama Kids.” Wear it to symbolize your commitment, or gift it to inspire a loved one
The call finally came that a baby boy, just two days old and coming straight from the hospital, needed a safe, loving home. The Burches immediately said yes to caring for him! The moment they laid eyes on Lawson, they fell in love instantly.
“Our biological children have grown up with many different foster children in our home, and they have learned how to love on kids . . they have become better friends and siblings through their experiences.” - Lindsey, ABCH Foster Parent.