Here’s what our families have to say.
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Lynn, Mark’s Sister
When Mark came to stay at The Darling Home for Kids my heart was filled with so much happiness because I knew this was his last Home. It was perfect, just for him. A beautiful home, filled with AMAZING people for Marky to know he is still loved. Marky passed away in the most beautiful way…surrounded by LOVE. READ Lynn’s Letter
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Leslie, Calum’s Mom
In my daughter’s prayers she has thanked The Darling Home for Kids for being a super cool place for Calum but also so she gets Mom all to herself. READ Calum’s Story
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Sian, Cerys’ Mom
After a tour of the Home and meeting the staff, Kelly (my husband) and I felt comfortable with the facility and programs. We have never looked back on our decision. READ Cery’s Story
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Todd and Dawn, Graham’s Parents
The Darling Home for Kids takes care of our son as we would take care of him, and that is a comfort that you cannot imagine. It lets us recharge our batteries, ready to tackle another week and appreciate ourselves, our daughter and especially Graham. READ Graham’s Story
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A Day of Care with Holly
There is no greater gift than happiness. At The Darling Home For Kids, happiness is a precious gift given by families, friends, donors, staff, and volunteers. And when children, like 8-year old Holly, come to participate in the respite care program, their happiness is returned tenfold. READ About Holly’s Day
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Erin, Piper’s Mom
When Piper visits the Home I feel confident knowing that she’s not just sitting in a nursing facility. The Home is like a special camp for kids. Piper participates in hydrotherapy to ease her tense spastic muscles. During her first overnight stay she was put to sleep in her beautiful room by a lady playing a harp. She participates in pet therapy where she giggles at slobbery wet kisses from her four-legged friends. The staff at the Home have truly embraced our family, and are genuinely excited to be with Piper, and look forward to her arrival. READ Piper’s Story
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