Masonic Home For Children

Education

Oxford, NC

Masonic Home for Children at Oxford provides residential care for ages 0-18 and independent living programs for young adults ages 18-22.

  • Children needing residential care and daily supervision
  • Youth ages 16-22 preparing for transitional or independent living
  • Young adults needing apartment-based guidance and skill building

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FAQ

What ages does Masonic Home for Children serve?

Its programs accept children and young adults ages 0-22, with residential care for ages 0-18 and transitional or independent-living programs for older youth.

What support is available besides housing?

Programs include academic, mental health, vocational, recreational, and independent-living support.

Do young adults live in apartments or cottages?

Children live in family-style cottages with individual bedrooms and live-in houseparents. Young adults over 18 may move into one-bedroom apartments with resident-advisor guidance.

Can placement be guaranteed without a pre-placement visit?

No. The provided information says applicants should not expect guaranteed admission without a pre-placement visit, and admission criteria and licensed level-of-care requirements apply.