Seven Homes is built on the belief that every child deserves a place where they truly BELONG

It is a celebration of the love, connection, and unity that transforms lives. By fostering a profound sense of belonging, Seven Homes creates supportive environments where children, families, and communities come together to thrive. Guided by faith and a shared purpose, Seven Homes works tirelessly to ensure that no child feels alone, crafting homes and forever families where everyone experiences the security and joy of belonging.

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Seven Homes is built on the belief that every child deserves a place where they truly belong. 

It is a celebration of the love, connection, and unity that transforms lives. By fostering a profound sense of belonging, Seven Homes creates supportive environments where children, families, and communities come together to thrive. Guided by faith and a shared purpose, Seven Homes works tirelessly to ensure that no child feels alone, crafting homes and forever families where everyone experiences the security and joy of belonging.

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Purpose Statement

Our Purpose is to walk alongside children and families with faith, compassion, and connection as they heal from trauma and discover belonging.

Values

Love Like Christ

Restore wonder & belonging for children

Grounded by integrity & stewardship

Dedicated to building a trauma responsive foster community

Committed to a deeply relational, supportive approach

 What Makes Seven Homes Different

Trauma Informed Training

Seven Homes was the first agency in North Carolina to have licensed TBRI Practitioners on Staff.  These practitioners provide initial and ongoing training to families to help create safe and loving environments that promote healing and belonging. 


What is TBRI?
Trust-Based Relational Intervention (TBRI) is a care model designed to help meet relational and developmental needs of children and youth impacted by trauma. 


What does continued training look like?
Every month Seven Homes hosts continued education training called E-Groups to licensed foster parents.  Seven Homes provides free childcare and dinner during these trainings to make them convenient.  In addition, there is an annual conference called LIFE RAFT that is open to foster and adoptive families from any agency.

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Foster Family Support

We don’t believe in one-size-fits-all solutions. Our team tailors support to meet each family’s unique needs—emotionally, practically, and spiritually. Whether it's a late-night phone call, providing essential items (like car seats and sensory items), taking a meal over or just someone to pray with, we show up with compassion and consistency.

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Community

At Seven Homes, we believe healing happens in the context of relationship—and not just for the children we serve, but for the caregivers as well. That’s why we’ve built our support model around the power of community and a small group approach that ensures no one walks this journey alone.

Meet Our Team

 What Makes Seven Homes Different

Trauma Informed Training

Seven Homes was the first agency in North Carolina to have licensed TBRI Practitioners on Staff.  These practitioners provide initial and ongoing training to families to help create safe and loving environments that promote healing and belonging. 


What is TBRI?
Trust-Based Relational Intervention (TBRI) is a care model designed to help meet relational and developmental needs of children and youth impacted by trauma. 


What does continued training look like?
Every month Seven Homes hosts continued education training called E-Groups to licensed foster parents.  Seven Homes provides free childcare and dinner during these trainings to make them convenient.  In addition, there is an annual conference called LIFE RAFT that is open to foster and adoptive families from any agency.

Learn More

Foster Family Support

We don’t believe in one-size-fits-all solutions. Our team tailors support to meet each family’s unique needs—emotionally, practically, and spiritually. Whether it's a late-night phone call, providing essential items (like car seats and sensory items), taking a meal over or just someone to pray with, we show up with compassion and consistency.

Learn How You Can Support

Community

At Seven Homes, we believe healing happens in the context of relationship—and not just for the children we serve, but for the caregivers as well. That’s why we’ve built our support model around the power of community and a small group approach that ensures no one walks this journey alone.

Meet Our Team

Our Why

We hold a deeply rooted belief that every child deserves a home where they feel they belong, which makes an indelible impact—not just on individual lives, but on our society as a whole. By providing children with a sense of belonging and families with the tools they need to flourish, we are breaking cycles of trauma and creating a ripple effect of universal positive change.

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