Question:
1. Does Azleway take private placements?
2. What exactly is Azleway and what do you do there?
3. What is Azleway Children's Services?
4. Are the foster homes good? Do they treat the children well? Are they nice homes?
Answer:
1. Does Azleway take private placements?
YES, Azleway does accept private placements for children in need. To learn more about private placement for your child please visit our Admission Procedures page.
2. What exactly is Azleway and what do you do there?
Azleway Incorporated has a 25-year track record of caring for hurting children in East Texas. We are a recognized leader in the realm of childcare and foster care services. Our goal from the inception was to create a foundation that provides a solid home and sound spiritual direction for over 450 children. On all of our campuses, it is our goal not only to provide a secure environment, but also to offer spiritual training to our children. Learn more by visiting our About Us page.
3.What is Azleway Children's Services?
Azleway Children's Services directly places children in its foster care program. Azleway Children's Services homes range from basic care homes to therapeutic and foster group homes and offer a safe, secure and therapeutic home environment for children who have been removed from their homes due to abuse or neglect. Learn more by visiting the Children's Service page.
4. Are the foster homes good? Do they treat the children well? Are they nice homes?
Foster parents working with Azleway must pass a rigorous set of standards prior to and while caring for children in the foster care system. Each family is required to provide a safe and healthy home for the children. To learn more about becoming a foster parent visit the Children's Service page on this web site.
5. How can I get involved?
No matter where you are in East Texas, we have a program that could benefit from your help. Sometimes, the things we do may not seem important, but you never know the impact one day, or one visit, or even one gift will have in the life of a needy child. Learn more by visiting the volunteer page.