What Happens After a Child Is Removed From Home?

Kellye Stelling, Shelby County Location Leader for Isaiah 117 House talks about the unique service they provide during a traumatic time in a child’s life. When a child is removed from home, one of the most traumatic moments isn't just the removal itself—it's the hours that follow as caseworkers search for an appropriate placement. That's where Isaiah 117 House comes in. Their mission is simple but powerful: to reduce trauma for children awaiting foster placement, support foster families, and assist child welfare workers during one of the most difficult days in a child's life.