Four boys ages 13 to 17 live with their foster parents, a full-time therapist and nurse, and two youth-care workers.
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Chicago Tribune

A fresh approach to fostering youth in Illinois carries hope

Welcome to Hope House, a model of fostering children and teens developed by the Chicago-based nonprofit One Hope United. The premise: A stable household with a built-in support team to help those in foster care thrive. The twist: It’s a new take on the adage “It takes a village.”

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