U.S. Fellowship Homes for Boys

Our Story

Founded by Elly Jansen, OBE, in 1959, the Richmond Fellowship began in England to provide a model of residential community care for individuals facing mental and emotional challenges. In 1968, the Richmond Fellowship of America was established to support emotionally disturbed adolescents and adults. Oak Hill House opened in 1970, offering group care for troubled youth. With the recent expansion of U.S. Fellowship-Florida in 2019, the organization continues to adapt and grow, ensuring that youth receive the support they need.

Impact

U.S. Fellowship Homes for Boys is dedicated to providing a safe and supportive environment for young men and their families. Through individualized strategies, the organization promotes positive change and aims to restore these young individuals to nurturing family settings, equipping them with essential resources for successful reintegration into society.

Why Donate?

Your donations are vital in supporting programs that offer counseling, education, and job training for adolescent boys facing significant challenges. Contributions help transform lives and foster community reintegration.

Get Involved

Join the mission to inspire hope and change lives. Donate cryptocurrency or cash today to support the critical work of U.S. Fellowship Homes for Boys. Your generosity can make a lasting impact!