Founded over a century ago by Presbyterian minister Robert Perry Smith, the Black Mountain Home For Children, Youth & Families, originally known as Mountain Orphanage, opened its doors in 1904 to provide a safe haven for Appalachian children facing the challenges of parental loss or absence. Since its inception, this institution has evolved to cater to the needs of youth from infancy to their college years, offering a range of services including family foster care, residential care, transitional living, and independent living.
Continuing its legacy of compassion and support, this establishment in Black Mountain, NC, remains committed to nurturing and empowering young individuals as they navigate the complexities of growing up in a caring and structured environment. With a rich history rooted in service and dedication to those in need, the Black Mountain Home For Children, Youth & Families stands as a beacon of hope and stability for generations of children and adolescents seeking guidance and a sense of belonging.
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