Babies' & Children's Homes

Information on babies and children’s homes can be found under this Yellow Pages® heading.  Children’s home are places of refuge where children who have encountered bad situations in their lives are able to live and be properly taken care of.  Some of the children are from former homes where their parents or other guardians have abused or neglected them.  In some cases, the local law enforcement may have stepped in to have the children removed from the original home, whereas for others, the parents may have requested that the child live in a children’s home.

Children’s homes are generally non-profit organisations that provide refuge to children in need.  The employees of the homes sometimes are former children who were in similar situations.  Given that fact, the employees can relate to each situation, and react as needed.

Children’s homes provide full shelter to children, as well as necessities of everyday life.  Children are generally given clothing, as well as food and water.  Each child has a bed to sleep in, although in most cases they will share a room with other children.  This also gives them the opportunity to interact with other children, and make friends. Search with Yellow Pages® to locate babies and children’s homes in all states in Australia.