Peterson Visitation Center at HCCASA
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Peterson Visitation Center at HCCASA
The Peterson Visitation Center offers a safe, comfortable setting for children in need.The Center Is:
• A Home-like Environment for supervised parent-child visitation, for children to wait to testify in court, or during the transition to foster care.
• A Secure Location for small or large group meetings, therapy sessions, online services completion, or other appointments with clients in and from our community that is private and convenient.
• A Hope Closet hosted by the Kerr County Child Services Board, to meet immediate needs of children in or at risk of entering foster care.
• A Workroom and to print / scan / copy documents for clients (bring your own laptop). Secure cross-cut paper shredding service also available.
• A Resource Center with various community supports, resources and connections for clients living in the Hill Country.
Partner with the PVC @ HC CASA
FOR THOSE INTERESTED IN BECOMING PARTNERS:Request the Licensing Agreement via email: [email protected]
Watch the Orientation Video
Execute and Return the Agreement; include names of Keyholders
Keyholders will receive an email when they are registered to use the scheduler and can pick up their keycard
THE CENTER IS OFFERED IN THE SPIRIT OF FAMILY AND COMMUNITY;
AND IS THUS FREE OF CHARGE FOR OUR PARTNERS TO USE.
Hope Closet
Kerr County Child Services Board hosts the Hope Closet at 309 Earl Garrett to support immediate needs of children in foster care.Children who must be removed from their homes to protect their safety are often moved very quickly, with little advance notice to them or their family. This may mean the child doesn’t get to pack any belongings to take with them when they leave.
That is where Kerr County Child Services Board steps in. If a child has immediate personal or educational needs; or a relative who is taking placement of the removed child needs items to ease the transition of the child into their home, Kerr County Child Services Board steps in to provide for these needs very quickly. The Kerr County Child Services Board is funded partially by donations of Kerr County juror’s fees, partially by grant funding from local agencies, and partially through donations from citizens wanting to help children in need.
Please consider making a tax-deductible donation of new items or gift cards. As Kerr County Child Services Board is 100% run by volunteers, all your generous donations go straight to the people in need. All donations need to be new/unused items; unfortunately, we cannot accept donations of used items.
Items we can use immediately:
Gift Cards to Walmart, Belk, JCPenney, or other local clothing retailers
Educational Supplies (pencils, markers, notebooks)
Infant hygiene items (diapers, wipes, baby shampoo, lotion, diaper rash cream)
General hygiene items (toothbrushes, toothpaste, hairbrushes, deodorant, body wash, shampoo, lotion, sunscreen)
Feminine hygiene products
Currently, we are well-stocked with:
Blankets
Stuffed animals
Toys (board games, dolls, blocks)
Get Involved
Volunteer with CASA
Interested in joining our work for children in our community? Let's start a conversation about how CASA might be the right volunteer fit for you!
Make a Donation
Beyond hours, our programs benefit greatly from financial partners that help provide vital needs to the children we serve. Cash and in-kind donations further our mission and abilities, every single day.