Classes are offered to clients on a regular basis. These include, but are not limited to, childbirth, newborn basics, and nutrition. Depending on the client’s choice, staff work with them to develop a parenting or an adoption plan. All clients participate in childbirth classes taught by a registered nurse certified to teach childbirth classes

Information received from the intake/application process is utilized in assessing the client’s educational/vocational needs. The case management team, along with the client, establishes objectives to be included in the plan that will assist in achieving these goals. This plan is reviewed and adjusted on a regular basis. All clients are required to be enrolled in school, working, or serving in a volunteer capacity that develops vocational skills. Clients in high school have the opportunity to attend Falcon Christian Academy, a private academy located on the campus of Falcon Children’s Home or the local public school.

All clients will receive life skills training. Life Skills includes, but are not limited to: housekeeping, nutritional menu, planning, money management, personal hygiene / appearance, safety skills, and preparation for independent living.

All young ladies are seen by a pregnancy social worker throughout the duration of their stay at our maternity home. The social worker presents choices for either an adoption plan or parenting. Upon choosing a plan, the worker assist the client in setting goals for achieving the plan chosen. Professional counseling services are also made available to our clients to assist in goal setting and planning for their future.