Houseparent at Goshen Valley Boys Ranch
Looking for a job that makes a difference?
Houseparent couples at Goshen change the world for vulnerable youth.
The more we do for them while they are in foster care, the more we can change 3 staggering statistics
5X
Former foster youth are 5X more likely to develop PTSD
25%
Of former foster youth will experience homelessness within 4 years
7X
Former foster youth are 7X more likely to develop a drug dependency
Our goal is for every young man to know the safety of a home, the love of a family, and the hope of a future.
Goshen Valley Boys Ranch, located on 160 acres in northern Cherokee County, is home to 40 young men in foster care ages 12-18. All boys participate in therapeutic counseling, public school education, and our comprehensive recreation program, all while living in a unique, family-based home.
Since 1999, Goshen Valley has Celebrated:
Ways to get involved
Become a houseparent
Live in a house on our campus and help seven youth boys in everyday life.
Download our houseparent guide
This guide is a great first step. Learn what it is like to be a houseparent today.
Support with a donation
Give financially to support the Goshen Valley Boys Ranch initiative.
You could call this place home for the next 2+ years!
Check out the virtual tour of Goshen Valley Boys Ranch. Located on a 300 acre former horse farm, you would have access to all of the beauty and features of The Ranch while you change the world for the boys in your home.
Are you a married couple who wants to make a difference in the lives of our youth?
Becoming a houseparent is one of the most rewarding jobs in Georgia! Download the houseparent guide to find out more.
Houseparent Spotlight
Gwen and WIllie have been houseparents with Goshen for a while. They are houseparents for 7 boys ages 12-18 and live in one of the houses on our beautiful Ranch. We are so grateful for their service. Read more about them & their story here!
We saw a need and a door opened that allowed us to do what had been in our heart all along. We love working with disadvantaged young people.