Tennessee Children's Home

Tennessee Children’s Home has four campuses, all of them providing safe harbor, treatment and a Christian environment for displaced families and youth.

Our Mission

Tennessee Children’s Home is committed to improving the lives of those we influence through quality services in a Christian atmosphere.

Our Vision

Those served by Tennessee Children’s Home will learn to live healthy physical, mental, social, and Christian lives.

Upcoming Events

May 10th 2024 7am
20th Annual John Chavis Golf Classic

Join us at Avalon Country Club for a day of Fun, Food, & Golf with “The Chief” and support his favorite charity, Tennessee Children’s Home!

Mar 16th 2024 8am
4th Annual Pancake Breakfast

Join us for a great breakfast that goes a long way in helping at-risk youth in East Tennessee. Breakfast will include Pancakes, Bacon, Eggs, and Beverage. Modern Woodment of America will match the first $1000 in Ticket Sales!!

Apr 13th 2024 6:00 PM
Music with Meaning

An intimate evening with music you’ll love from songwriters Mark Alan Springer and Roger Murrah! This fundraiser will take place on the evening of April 13th, in Franklin, TN. Contact Chris Doughtie cdoughtie@tennesseechildrenshome.org for more information.

Our Services

Residential Care
As the flagship program at Tennessee Children’s Home, our residential care encompasses almost all of the services we provide. We provide for physical, social, emotional, spiritual and educational needs of the children and youth in a safe and secure environment.
Education
Unlike most similar organizations, Tennessee Children’s Home offers on-site instruction by certified teachers for our residential placements through the Cornerstone and New Heights Schools.
Alcohol & Drug Treatment
Tennessee Children’s Home serves youth and adolescents at Level I and at Level II through our substance abuse program. Level 1 is structured group living in the community for children and adolescents with relatively few emotional or behavioral problems
Counseling
Professional counseling is a service that’s attendant to almost every service we provide. The changing face of the culture has created “latch-key” kids, and the incidence of neglect and abuse continues to rise across the country, as well as in Tennessee.
In-Home Care
As part of Tennessee Children’s Home’s commitment to the children and families we serve, TCH provides in-home services to children who have completed our residential care program. Providing emotional support for children returning home and their families is part our commitment to ensure successful results.
Spiritual Guidance
There are three roads a person can take; Wrong Way, Merge or One Way. Many young people in our care have taken the wrong way. Some have tried merging some good and bad choices. Tennessee Children’s Home helps get young people on the right path, the right road, the one way.