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What is the Callen-Lacey Center for Children?
The Callen-Lacey Center for Children is a private, not-for-profit emergency shelter for abused and abandoned children.
How many children stay at the Center?
The Callen-Lacey Center can shelter up to 10 children, ages newborn to 17 years old.
Do the children live at the Center?
Yes, Callen-Lacey is a short-term residential program. That means the children live at the Center until permanent
placement can be found.
What is the length of stay for children at Callen-Lacey?
The average stay is approximately 60 days, although the children can stay up to 90 days.
What activities ar the children at the Center involved in?
The children at Callen-Lacey attend public schools and participate in community activities with other
children at the Center.
How is the Callen-Lacey Center funded?
Callen-Lacey is a part of the United Way coalition of community agencies. Additionally, the Center receives fees for
service from the state, researches and writes grants, participates in fund-raisers and accepts individual and corporate donations.
How can I help the children of my community?
Callen-Lacey welcomes individual volunteers, volunteer groups, and donations of all kinds. Email the Center for more information or a current needs list or call 843-761-5360.
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