EOA Children’s House has operated out of the same building in southern Fayetteville for 25 years and has a service capacity of only 22 children.  The current facility’s design and location are inadequate to meet the regional demand for services that only Children’s House has the experience and capability of offering.  This new center will help Children's House accomplish 3 primary goals:

• Increase service capacity by 328% (72 children).
• Expand the center's service area to include every major city in Northwest Arkansas.
• Offer long-term treatment and therapy for abused and negleced infants.

This new center will completely redefine what Northwest Arkansas can do to help and heal abused and neglected children. When complete, it will be the largest stand-alone facility in the United States designed exclusively for the long-term treatment of abused and neglected children under the age of six years. This center has the potential to elevate Arkansas to the status of a national leader in the effort to break the cycle of child abuse.

We invite you to learn more about this important project, what it will mean for abused children in our towns and neighborhoods and ways in which you can help make this new center a reality!