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The Child Resiliency Program at Hope Meadows

Hope Meadows in central Illinois is a shared site established by the nonprofit organization Generations of Hope in 1994 to support up to 12 families adopting children from the foster care system and up to 40 households of older adults. Hope seniors are required to volunteer a minimum of six hours per week in exchange for reduced rent on their apartments. Family and senior households are interspersed throughout the community to encourage interaction among all residents. The children who come to Hope Meadows often have very troubled pasts that include abuse and neglect. They may have multiple health or developmental challenges, and many are part of sibling groups, making traditional adoption placements difficult to find and sustain. At Hope Meadows, these children find adoptive families and a safe, diverse neighborhood with people of all ages: other children, parents, and even grandparents who are accepting and supportive.