When a mom arrives at UGM with children in tow, we know her needs are going to be complex. She needs to know the little ones will be safe, she needs nutritious meals they’ll actually eat, and she probably needs someone to hold a child, offer a rest and provide supplies. Very likely, in addition to these needs and her own need for care, she’ll also require parenting support and education.
At UGM, every women’s facility has a comprehensive children’s program designed to meet these needs and more. At Anna Ogden Hall, this program is located in the Yellow House.
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Being part of the UGM family through volunteering has given Melissa a safe place to impact people’s lives.
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UGM's Jana Ross discusses childhood neglect, trauma, and God's pursuit of the damaged heart.
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It isn't outdoor games, swimming, river tubing, fishing or archery: The best thing about UGM Camp is relationships.
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Many children at UGM with their moms have been through chaos, trauma, neglect, abandonment, or even abuse. Here are five things they need in order to heal and restore their relationship with their parents.
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Dr. Mark Baird explores the long-term consequences when people go through childhood trauma.
