Through God’s love, we foster hope by empowering families, youth, and adults to lead fulfilling lives.
Therapeutic Foster Care
Becoming a foster parent is more than a big decision; it’s a commitment. Let us guide the way.
HopeTree Academy
A private day school in Salem, Virginia, providing
a safe and secure educational environment.
Therapeutic Group Homes
Providing care in a group home setting through a stable and structured environment.
Developmental Disabilities Ministry
Embracing person-focused supports to promote
self-advocacy and independence.
Foster Care Referrals
Employment Opportunities
HopeTree Family Services has been accredited by CARF for our following services:
HopeTree Family Services is an approved QRTP!
What does that mean? HopeTree Family Services is now an approved Qualified Residential Treatment Program because we are CARF Accredited, provides a trauma-responsive treatment model based on evidenced practices, use an interdisciplinary
treatment team model that provides support and oversight 24/7, include family members as a part of the youth’s
treatment team, and offer transitional care post successful completion of the program.
News & Events
HopeTree Shines Light on Foster Care Awareness Month: Urges Community Action in Becoming Foster Parents
SALEM, Va. (May 15, 2024) – As May marks Foster Care Awareness Month, HopeTree Family Services is calling attention to the critical need for foster parents and inviting individuals and families to...
HopeTree Appoints Paxton to Vice President and Chief Operations Officer
HopeTree Family Services, a leader in mental and behavioral health services, has appointed Randi Paxton as Vice President and Chief Operations Officer. In this role, she is responsible for leading the agency’s programs and services lines that include Therapeutic Foster Care, Therapeutic Group Homes, Developmental Disabilities Ministry, HopeTree Academy, and Family Centered Treatment.
HopeTree Appoints Estrada to Director of Foster Care & Adoptions
HopeTree Family Services, a leader in mental and behavioral health services, has appointed Maggie Cox as Director of Family Centered Treatment (FCT). In this role, she is responsible for growing the FCT program and its reach across Virginia through collaborative work with the different Departments of Social Services, CSA localities, and referring organizations.