Staff plan group, school, church and community activities to build relationships. BCH's behavior change group homes for girls include Moody Home in Franklin and Marguerite Noel Home in Lenoir. Moody Home, a modern facility for nine girls, sits on three hundred acres in the majestic Iotla Valley of Macon County, near Franklin. Schools Residents attend public school in Franklin. They make good use of recreational opportunities across the southern mountain region.
Daily devotions are a part of cottage life, and residents attend a nearby Baptist church.
Structured group meetings are held four or five times each week. A log is maintained on each girl to chart behavior patterns and progress toward reaching goals. Any teen-age girl in the legal custody of a NC resident and living within the state will be considered for admission. The girl must be able to attend public school or a GED program and live in a group setting. Return to Baptist Children's Homes home page.