2924 Stanton Street
Springfield, IL 62703

217-585-9185

Amy Chase

Camelot Community Care is a national nonprofit Child Welfare Agency licensed by the State of Illinois, a member of the Child Care Association of Illinois, and is accredited by the Council on Accreditation. Camelot's current service array includes Foster Care Services at three levels of intensity with accompanying Case Management and Intensive In-Home Counseling. Camelot programs also include Adoption Services, Crisis Intervention, and service referral/coordination. Camelot Communities Care's mission is to develop and provide services, which enable children and families to realize their potential. All programs of Camelot Community Care can be tailored to meet the needs of the individual child and family. The agency also recruits, trains and licenses individuals and couples to be specialized foster parents.

Catholic Charities Foster Care program provides safe, nurturing and loving homes to children who can no longer live with their natural parents most often due to physical or sexual abuse. Services include training and licensing for foster parents, guidance and support for families providing homes for relative children and specialized programs for the foster care of children with significant emotional an behavioral issues. Catholic Charities Foster Care Program is licensed by DCFS and nationally accredited through COA.

Children's Home + Aid saves children's lives, moves families forward, and goes where the need is greatest. Founded in 1883, Children's Home + Aid continues a mission of giving help, hope, and opportunity to children with a variety of emotional, physical, and behavioral needs. Each year we help more than 40,000 children and families in Illinois through a wide range of services like adoption, foster care, education, counseling, and child abuse prevention.

A private, nonprofit, and nonsectarian social service agency, Children's Home + Aid champions the welfare of children and their families and is recognized as a leader in providing quality services.

Founded in 1914, Kemmerer Village provides an array of services to children and their families. The Residential Treatment Center houses 55 children and adolescents in a campus style setting that sits on 20 acres in rural central Illinois. Our community services programs provide adoption, tradition and home of relative foster care, as well as specialized foster care, for approximately 50 children. Kemmerer Village works with 28 foster families, which it has licensed and provides monitoring services.

Lutheran Child and Family Services of Illinois is a human service agency committed to providing high-quality social services responsive to the needs of children and families across Illinois. Founded in 1873, LCFS has been providing hope and help to the least among us for more than 130 years. Today, LCFS serves more than 40,000 individuals of all faiths, races and ethnic backgrounds each year through programs such as adoption, counseling, foster care, residential treatment and a variety of community services. Each year LCFS supervisors more than 700 foster children in homes throughout Illinois.

Lutheran Social Services of Illinois brings healing, justice and wholeness to children, individuals and families at more than 100 locations in Illinois. Through a wide variety of services, LSSI touches the lives of tens of thousands of people each year, restoring hope to people of all ages, races, religions and economic circumstances. For more than 135 years, LSSI has been meeting people where they are, understanding their needs and working with them to create lives of wholeness.

The vision of Webster-Cantrell Hall is that all children and youth, as a right, are nurtured,   loved, and live in safe home and communities. The mission of Webster-Cantrell Hall is to serve children, youth and families in troubled circumstances.The Agency provides for their physical, social, educational and psychological needs through home and/or community based and residential programs. The professional services facilitate family preservation and the development of self-sufficient individuals.