Did You Know

Mountain States Children’s Home will accept children regardless of their ability to pay.
MSCH does not rely on state or government funding.
Children improve an average of 3.7- grade levels in academic achievement in one school year while attending our on-campus school.
100% of the children who remain in our program through their senior year graduate from a public or accredited school.
MSCH has a thrift store in Longmont.
The counseling program, on average, eliminates more than 50% of the areas of therapeutic concern children experience in their first year of placement.
MSCH builds long-term relationships and becomes a second family for many children.
If you are a Colorado resident, a donation to MSCH qualifies for up to a 50% tax credit through the “Colorado Child Care Contribution Credit” (please consult your tax advisor).
Average length of employment for MSCH staff is 9 years.
The counseling program works not only with the child but also with the child’s family.
In 2020, MSCH began a Transitional Living Program for children, after high school graduation, who graduate successfully from the MSCH program.