Dream House For Kids: Who We Serve

Dream House is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization making it possible for medically complex children to live at home, instead of a hospital or nursing home.

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NURTURE THE DREAM

Dream House Programs and Services:
Who We Serve

The Dream House Family for Keeps® Transition Care Program serves:

Georgia's children with complicated health care needs ranging in age birth to 21 years (biological, adopted or foster), regardless of race, color, creed or religion;
Families (biological, kinship, adoptive or foster) who need the tools and resources to create a safe and nurturing home for medically fragile children;
Relatives, neighbors, friends, and other caregivers in the community who play a role in the lives of medically fragile children and need additional training to provide supportive care for the family;
Social work and other non-medical professionals in the community seeking opportunities to support quality of life for medically fragile children.

Dream House is licensed to serve the entire state of Georgia. View service area map.

Living Proof

She was born at 24 weeks, weighing only 1 lb. 3 oz., and suffering from multiple internal disorders. When four months old, this helpless child became a Dream House baby.

Laura Kate, nearly six years old, is now growing up with her forever family. Her adoptive parents, Todd and Kelly, first fell in love with her as volunteers at the Dream House Family for Keeps® Transition Care Home. They became her foster parents when she was one year old. Before long, they made Laura Kate a permanent member of their young family.