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Providing a Path of Hope

for young adults (ages 18-21) aging out of foster care.

Empowering young adults aging out of foster care.

The Open Door House, located in Concord, North Carolina, exists to support vulnerable young adults (ages 18-21) as they age out of foster care and step into adulthood. We meet each resident where they are, providing a safe home, a stable and caring community, and the resources they need to grow, heal, and thrive.

Keep reading to learn more about the six pillars of support that form the foundation of our 12–18 month residential program.

Collaborative Study Group

Our Pillars of Support

Coaching Team

Weekly meetings with an Open Door House Program Coach provide guidance and structure to keep residents on the path to success.

Comprehensive Health

With the support of program coaches, residents schedule medical, dental, and therapy appointments within their first 30 days. Monthly group counseling sessions further support their well-being.

Employment & Career Path

Residents receive support in finding appropriate jobs and exploring career opportunities. Career coaching connects them with resources to unlock their potential.

Education

We assist residents in completing high school, earning a GED, or pursuing higher education, such as college or trade programs, to ensure long-term success.

Money Management

Financial literacy is central to independence. Residents learn to open bank accounts, save money, pay off debt, and build credit, equipping them with the tools for financial stability.

Communtiy

Through mentoring programs and volunteer-led activities, residents build supportive networks and develop healthy adult connections.

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I owe all my thanks to the people who have supported me thus far, including those at The Open Door House. I was in a dark place before living at TODH, and can proudly say that I have found my hope again. I loved learning to cook, interface with my peers, and become self-sufficient. Thank you so much for giving me the opportunity to shine.

Sophie

TODH Program Graduate (2025)

Stories of Impact

“I am not used to this much progress in such little time. This is the most that I have accomplished in 1 year of my entire life.”

Resident Testimonial

Stories of Impact

"Coming here was a huge weight off my shoulders. The team here and the people from the church have been so inspirational. It’s just an awesome team here to help girls in my situation get off the ground. Personally, since I don’t have so much family to go to, it’s always awesome to have other people in your life who care about you and want you to do good."

TamairasTODH Program Graduate (2023)

Stories of Impact

We asked one of our residents,

“What is one thing you have now that you can't live without?"

Her answer: Support

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