Did You Know

  • Mountain States Children’s Home will accept children regardless of their ability to pay.
  • MSCH takes no 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.
  • Children at MSCH may experience love and hope for the first time in their life.
  • 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.
  • A contribution to MSCH made prior to December 31, 2023, entitles Colorado Residents up to a 50% tax credit with the state of Colorado.
  • Average length of employment for MSCH staff is 14 years.
  • MSCH is licensed to care for children as young as 3 years old up to 17 years old.
  • MSCH has a working farm to provide a natural source of food, offset costs and teach life skills.
  • 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.