Two former
Kryder and Yoder Homes on
Dee Gibson, White's CEO, says the new location helps them serve more people in the
One of the homes serves as the agency's office, while the other serves as a residence for a family helping to raise foster children.
“It's a challenge like any parent because, I mean, the children coming into your home have been raised different, and you never know their history,” said foster parent Stephen Ratcliff, who lives at Kryder Home while he and his wife take care of two foster children. “But it's a tremendous blessing to watch them experience opportunities.”
Besides foster care, the
