college support
Care that continues, long after childhood does.
HOMEBASE helps students transitioning from foster care and residential care find stability, connection, and support as they move into adulthood.
When Childhood ends
For many young adults aging out of foster care or residential services, turning 18 does not mean everything suddenly becomes stable.
HOMEBASE is a campus ministry that intentionally relates well to students from foster care and other challenging backgrounds while being open to any student.
The transition to adulthood is fragile.
Students who age out of foster care often face:
While many of their peers lean on family during college years, these students often walk alone.
We believe the Church can provide those supports.
HOMEBASE was created to provide not just resources, but relationship, belonging, and encouragement as students pursue academic, personal, and spiritual growth.
A MINISTRY OF CONNECTION & STABILITY
What is HOMEBASE?
HOMEBASE is a ministry designed to help students navigate adulthood with connection, care, and support. More than a study space, it is a place where students are known, encouraged, and equipped to succeed.
COTTAGE HOMES ROOTED IN PURPOSE
Helping students succeed academically, socially, and spiritually.
Success in college requires more than textbooks and tuition. By offering practical resources alongside relational support, HOMEBASE creates an environment where students can pursue their education without facing the journey alone.
HOMEBASE helps students:
the church’s role
In ongoing care.
The Church has a unique opportunity to support students aging out of care.
Pray
For students transitioning into adulthood
Support
HOMEBASE financially
Mentor
Encourage and mentor young adults
Disciple
Help create a culture that values long-term discipleship
A place where they are known.
If you would like to learn more about HOMEBASE College Support or explore how you can support students aging out of care, we invite you to take the next step.