Safety first. Connection always. Trauma-informed care is not a program. It is a way of being.
Every young person who joins Pure Faith House receives a coordinated set of services designed around their goals, family, and future.
Awake staff on-site around the clock. Every youth has an adult they can turn to at any hour in a safe, structured home environment.
Three meals a day plus snacks, prepared to support growing bodies. Menus honor cultural preferences and individual dietary needs.
Comfortable bedrooms, shared living spaces, chores, family-style meals. The rhythms and routines of a real home.
Reliable rides to and from school, therapy, medical appointments, family visits, and community activities.
Regular contact with families, coordinated visits when appropriate, and inclusion of family voice in treatment planning.
Designated care management to ensure services stay connected across schools, courts, DSS, providers, and community partners.
Every youth has an individualized service plan built around their goals, strengths, culture, and family. Plans are living documents that evolve as the youth does.
Small-group sessions focused on emotional regulation, coping skills, healthy relationships, decision-making, and self-worth.
Every staff member is trained to recognize, respond to, and reduce the impact of trauma. Safety and connection come first.
Fitness, arts, community outings, and enrichment activities that build joy, confidence, and belonging.
Cooking, budgeting, hygiene, laundry, time management, and personal responsibility built into the daily routine.
Communication, conflict resolution, boundary setting, and healthy peer relationships practiced in real time.
Job-readiness support, including resumes, interviewing, work habits, and exposure to career pathways.
Homework support, IEP coordination, transportation to school, and advocacy with the educational team.
Weekly recreation, community outings, sports, art projects, and hobbies that build identity and joy.
Daily practice with self-awareness, emotion regulation, mindfulness, and healthy coping strategies.
Six principles that shape every plan, every decision, and every interaction.
Championing policies and practices that advocate for systems of care within communities, tailored to the strengths of youth, families, and communities.
Working hand in hand with families to ensure that assessment, design, and delivery of services are driven by their unique needs and aspirations.
Comprehensive access to assessment, early intervention, treatment, and transition support, right within the heart of our communities.
Coordinating services seamlessly across agencies through designated care management, adapting as the needs of children and families evolve.
Utilizing resources effectively, efficiently, and equitably, and maximizing all available funding streams to serve the best interests of youth and families.
A culture of inclusion, diversity, equity, and mutual respect, fostering an environment that thrives on the richness of our community.
We work with DSS, referring agencies, and families across Virginia. Start a referral or reach out with any questions.