There are only a few hours left to help out families affected by the COVID-19 crisis. Gifts made today will be matched.
#GivingTuesdayNow is almost over. Only a few hours left to help our families affected by the COVID-19 crisis. Gifts made today will be matched up to $50,000 thanks to the generosity of a dedicated group of employees at William Blair and its matching gifts program.
Mercy Home measures the impact of our programs in two ways: through rigorous evaluation of results data and through the stories of our young people’s success.
Among Our Results for 2020:
therapy sessions were given to kids and their families.
%of our high school seniors graduated.
youthheld 193 jobs, both on- and off-campus.
Read our stories of children who have put lifetimes of danger and disappointment behind them and with our help are achieving more than they had ever imagined possible. While the stories of each of our young men and women reveal the truest measure of our success, we are also committed to improving the quality of our programs for young people through careful study and measurement of results data.
Finally, our impact extends beyond the walls of Mercy Home. Our young people reflect the love of our Mercy Home family by impacting the community through a wide variety of service projects.
Where practitioners once used psychological, emotional, and behavioral terms to diagnose the effects of trauma, there is now scientific evidence of altered brain functioning due to early abuse and neglect.
Mercy Home's Clinical Director and VP of Advancement sat down with ABC7 Newsviews' Judy Hsu to discuss March for Kids and our work with kids in crisis.