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Children's Harbor is a 501(c)(3) child welfare organization founded in 1996 in cooperation with the City of Pembroke Pines. William E. Mahoney, Jr. of Mahoney & Associates was the visionary who led a small group of committed individuals to bring Children’s Harbor from a dream to a reality. The Agency provides residential services for foster children in a family-style setting, and community based services for the prevention and intervention of abuse and neglect.
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Children's Harbor thanks our supporters!
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SAVE THE DATE:
Associated Builders and Contractors Gold Coast Fishing Tournament, a portion of the proceeds benefit CH
June 19, 2010
Looking for the perfect Mother's Day Gift?
Children's Harbor can offer a gift idea that will have a lasting impact. More details soon.
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We are pleased to launch our new website which was designed to keep you better connected with all of the things happening at Children's Harbor. Our goal was to build a site that is easy to navigate and full of up to date information. Please take the time to browse around. We welcome your feedback and suggestions – you can share your comments with Jennifer Stewart.
Children's Harbor would like to sincerely thank Ken Ramirez and Residential Services
Our Residential Program is licensed to provide a home to 34 children who have been removed from their families due to abuse or neglect. One home is dedicated to serving pregnant and parenting foster teens and their babies, while four homes care for larger sibling groups, enabling them to remain together while in state custody.Read more
Family Strengthening Services
Our counselors provide intensive in-home services –counseling and case management – to strengthen family relationships, improve communication, increase parents’ confidence and competence in their parenting abilities, and help participants achieve success. Issues addressed include, but are not limited to, family conflict and stress; behavioral management problems; adolescent concerns; co-parenting; grief and loss; adjustment difficulties; and economic hardships.
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