About Helping Hand Home For Children
Helping Hand Home for Children is a place that provides care and support for children in need, particularly those who come from difficult backgrounds. The home has a nurturing environment where children can heal, grow, and just be kids again. The staff are commended for their patience and dedication in helping the children. The home has also been expanding, with new homes, playground upgrades, and community activities. Despite the challenges brought by the pandemic, Helping Hand Home for Children continues to find ways to bring joy to the children, such as through holiday gift-giving.
Helping Hand Home is an incredible organization that provides hope, healing, and support for children who have experienced traumatic circumstances. Skelly Build recently had the privilege of partnering with Helping Hand Home on a room makeover for a foster child who had just been adopted, and we were inspired by the compassion, dedication, and genuine care their team shows every day.
It was an honor to be part of such a meaningful project, and we hope to partner with Helping Hand Home again in the future. We highly recommend supporting this wonderful organization and the important work they do for children and families in our community.
Helping Hand Home For Children is a truly remarkable organization that is making a real and meaningful difference in the lives of children in Austin. The dedication and compassion that the entire team brings to their work is evident in everything they do, and it is clear that the wellbeing of every child is always the top priority. The environment they have created is safe, nurturing and full of warmth, giving children the stability and support they need to thrive. The staff goes above and beyond in ways that are genuinely heartwarming and it is clear that this is not just a job for them but a true calling. The level of care, professionalism and love that goes into this...read full review
Wow I almost forgot about this place. I grew up here. I don’t know what else to say but thank you. It was in 2005 where I came in from a broken home. I was 4 years old in the foster care system. I hope the old staff that was here is still there. And I hope they know I say thank you for helping me get adopted.. I am now all grown. Thank you all