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Dream House teaches families and communities how to help children with complex health issues thrive at home. Learn how The Dream began.

March 2, 2010 - Dream House Matters to this Mother Silver Lining eNews

Feb. 16, 2010 - Tee-off with an Atlanta Falcon April 6, 2010, and click here to view blog

Feb. 16, 2010 - Dream House Launches eLearning Curriculum at www.FamilyforKeeps.org

Jan. 17, 2010 - Children given the opportunity to lead lives outside of institutional care. Read More

Star94-FM has chosen Dream House as one of it's 2010 Non-Profit Partners sponsoring the 8th Annual Music-on-Main

Thank you, Friends!

Best Local Charity
Best Social or Charity Events

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Dream House is honored to be a 2009 Pinnacle Small Business Award Recipient.

L-R: Lisa Bliss, Candice and Mike Jenness, Representative Clay Cox (GaHD102), Rosemary Dodd, Dori and James Jones, Kelly Coker

Our Children Need Your Voice, Now! Urgent Message 

Follow Georgia House Bill 922: A BILL to be entitled an Act to amend Article 7C of Chapter 4 of Title 49 of the Official Code of Georgia Annotated, relating to therapy services for children with disabilities, so as to provide that certain programs providing services to sick and disabled children shall be eligible for certain public assistance funding; to provide for related matters; to repeal conflicting laws; and for other purposes. 

Georgia is now on the brink of building the infrastructure for services and resources so that medically fragile children can go home instead of being institutionalized for life. Dream House advocacy efforts have given a voice and hope to this soaring pediatric population.

Dream House has set the standard for home care of medically fragile children which will some day have a national impact! With community support statewide, Dream House makes it possible for these kids to leave the hospital sooner, keep them out of institutional care, and give them the home, family and future each one so desperately needs to survive.

The Dream House Family for Keeps® Transition Care Advocacy Program
strives to increase public awareness for medically fragile children and their needs. We define how communities can support these children and meet their needs through collaborative efforts between government agencies, businesses, civic groups and service providers.

At Issue: Families and communities face a phenomenon for which there is no precedent or clearly defined path for resolution. Read more...

The Situation: Families and communities are unprepared to provide the higher, specialized level of care these children require. Read more...

The Consequences: Medically fragile children languish forgotten in Georgia hospitals and adult nursing homes. Read more... 

Dream House Solution: Specialized training and resources allow children to be placed in more appropriate settings. Read more...

Benefits and Outcomes: The Dream House unique Transition Care Model yields fewer care mistakes, and has allowed more medically fragile children to remain in stable home settings. Read more...

Family for Keeps® Referral Line:
678-485-4810

Now Accepting Respite Care Referrals Transition Care Home in Lilburn, Ga.

Dream House has now served nearly 1,000 medically fragile children being cared for by their families in 46 Georgia counties.

March 4, 2010
Dream House is a licensed provider, under the CTCC license, for Georgia's Division of Family and Children Services (DFCS) to serve the State's medically fragile pediatric foster population. Dream House continues contract negotiations with Medicaid, CMOs and private insurance providers.

August 10, 2009
Dream House for Medically Fragile Children, Inc. is the first and only recipient of the CTCC license.

The Dream House 2009-2010 Strategic Plan calls for obtaining the CTCC licensure, adapting the corporate business plan and fundraising platform to adjust for changing economic conditions, and bringing into operation the full menu of Family for Keeps® Transition Care Program services.

February 16, 2009
The Children's Transition Care Center licensure is active!

January 21, 2009
The new Children's Transition Care Center licensure, along with the rules and regulations, were formally approved by the Georgia Department of Human Resources.

May 14, 2008
Governor Sonny Perdue signs House Bill 984 into law creating a new licensure category, Children's Transition Care Center!

March 27, 2008
Georgia House Bill 984 Passes the Senate 51-0! The bill adds a new definition relating to children’s transition care centers for medically fragile children.  

Dream House Founder and CEO Laura Moore was very instrumental in helping Georgia Representative Clay Cox (District 102) draft HB984. Laura impacted our legislators with her absolute conviction and proven success. Carried in the Senate by Don Balfour, HB984 passed both the House and Senate in March 2008.

March 4, 2010
Dream House officially became a licensed provider for Georgia's Division of Family and Children Services (DFCS) to serve the State's medically fragile pediatric foster population. Dream House continues active contract negotiations with Medicaid, CMOs and private insurance providers.

(L-R) GA Senator Don Balfour, Katie Moore, Laura Moore, Mike Moore and GA Lieutenant Governor Casey Cagle