Fr. Flanagan Boys Town North Florida
Father Flanagan Boys Town North Florida is a 5-home campus providing treatment to girls and boys with behavioral and emotional problems, children who may be delinquent and/or have mental health issues. Eligibility: 10-18 yrs old.
Boys Town, the original Father Flanagan’s Boys’ Home, is a leader in the treatment and care of abused, abandoned and neglected girls and boys.
Throughout its 90-year history, this non-profit, non-sectarian organization has provided these children with a safe, caring, and loving environment where they gain the confidence to get better and learn skills to become a productive citizen.
Boys Town alumni have gone on to become successful in all facets of life.
Boys Town North Florida Updates
A few Sunday's ago, Tahicha Hubbard gave her moving “Moment for Ministry” testimony during the announcements at both morning services. Tahicha works at Father Flanagan Boys Town, a home style facility for young people that has literally saved lives. As one of the designated outreach ministries of St. Peter’s, Father Flanagans Boys Town North Florida has received attention from our parish for the Hands on Tallahassee Community Workday, and throughout the year. A few of our ministries there have been painting, an Extreme House Makeover, and Thanksgiving dinner basket donations for each house. There was a Celebration of Lights tree lighting on December 12. Founded in Nebraska, Father Flanagan’s celebrates its 90th anniversary this year. St. Peter’s is pleased and proud to be in partnership ministry with this fine national organization.
Christmas Tree Lighting
The Annual Lighting Of The Christmas Tree at Boys Town North Florida took place on December 12th 2007 and was sponsored by St. Peter's!
December 14, 2006
Just thinking about Christmas makes you feel cooler, doesn’t it? St. Peter’s sponsored the Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony for Father Flanagan Boys Town North Florida. See photo gallery below.
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Tom Jones, Tina Campbell |
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Fr. Eric rounding |
Dena Strickland |
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Fr. Eric and Cindy Sullivan |
Margo Hall, Tina Campbell |
