Harmony House provides a neutral homelike setting for supervised visits between children and their parents when ordered by the court system following a divorce, foster care placement, or other legal action separating children from their parents. Individuals may also request assistance. Harmony House also assists in facilitating an exchange of children between custodial and non-custodial parents in a nonconfrontational setting. Each family is screened by Harmony House to determine if their situation is appropriate for the program. Children who come to Harmony House find a house with toys and games, comfortable homey furnishings, a fenced year with swings, a sand box and a basketball net.
Parents can fix dinner in the kitchen or they can eat a picnic dinner under a big cottonwood tree.
Harmony House provides a safe, non-threatening setting. Typical visits are two hours in length. Times are subject to availability of volunteer supervisors. The CASA supervisor will assess the situation and offer suggestions. If the problem cannot be resolved, the CASA volunteer may end the visit.