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Junior Order United America in Lexington: American Children's Home, founded in 1925, has been dedicated to providing a nurturing and healing environment for children for nearly a century. With almost 100 years of experience, ACH focuses on creating a safe space where children can thrive and grow under the care of dedicated professionals. Generated from their website's infomation

Evans Child Development Center, part of the American Children's Home, has been dedicated to providing care and support to children and families for nearly a century. With a focus on dignity, healing, and lasting impact, their services aim to create stronger homes and healthier communities through residential care and foster programs. The center also emphasizes community involvement, encouraging donations of essential items and support for various initiatives, including summer adventures for children in foster care. Through powerful stories from former residents, the organization highlights its mission to ensure that every child experiences a nurturing environment that feels like home. Generated from the website

Founded in 1928, American Children's Home is a nonprofit organization. It began as an orphanage for children of members of the Junior Order United American Mechanics, which is one of the oldest patriotic fraternities in the United States. The organization receives funds from private individuals, businesses, churches, civic groups and foundations. American Children's Home offers foster family, pre-school day, therapeutic foster and school-age day care services. The organization provides vocational education through community college, secondary vocational education, technical and college training, on-campus library and learning center. American Children's Home is nationally accredited by the Council on Accreditation and member of the Alliance for Children and Families. It is located in Lexington, N.C.