The Woodburn Christian Children's Home, located near Fort Wayne, Indiana, is a 501-C-3 not-for-profit, state-licensed, faith-based residential children’s home. Our mission is to empower children and families on physical, educational, emotional and spiritual levels. At WCCH, children ages 6-21, live in family-style homes on a 30-acre campus. Transformation occurs through individual and family counseling, educational tutoring, nutrition, exercise, pre-vocational training and social skill development. The Woodburn Christian Children's Home is entirely funded by private donations.
20th Annual Benefit Auction
October 5, beginning at 4:00 PM
This highly anticipated fundraiser event includes Kingdom fellowship, a delicious meal, and over 250 auction items. CLICK HERE for more information.
Check out the updated PANTRY LIST. We are asking churches, businesses, families, and other organizations to partner with WCCH by collecting essential pantry items. Join us as we minister to the needs of children. 
WCCH Testimonial Video: "Radical Reconciliation" (2024)
The WCCH mission provides trauma-informed care and child development activities including: education (k-12), life skill instruction, family-style living, nutritional meals, exercise/recreation, and counseling. WCCH also facilitates the children's medical and dental needs. The WCCH program builds on family by employing "live-in" houseparent families in 10 bedroom homes, where each child is given their own bedroom. All meals are served family style.

Children come to WCCH from a variety of circumstances including single parents, next generation parents (grandparent-parent), failed adoptions, and from parents with addiction disorders, impaired mental health or incarceration.

WCCH accepts children into the program regardless of their guardians financial ability to pay placement costs. Only 2% of the WCCH income is sourced from the family placing their child at WCCH. This private-placement model is accomplished without government funding or insurance reimbursement.

WCCH is 100% funded through the community. WCCH participates in the Allen County System of Care (SOC) with the goal of providing collaborative care with other local not-for-profits. Governed by a prudent Board of Directors, WCCH carefully stewards voluntary donations from hundreds of local business, families, churches, and private foundations.
WCCH Testimonial Video: "Forever Family"
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Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world.
James 1:27