Romanian Christian Enterprises

Amy's House

During Amy’s long and terrible illness she knew the care and support of a loving family, pastors, church and community. She did suffer but she did not suffer alone. The young people who will live in the house named for Amy have suffered alone for years. Most were abandoned because of their disabilities and they have known real neglect and abuse before coming into RCE’s care at a Darius House.

Amy’s House will be home to those young people who age out of Darius House at 15 and have not yet been adopted. They will live in a family environment with house parents to teach them life skills so they can transition to independent, or semi-independent life, one day. Each will have his own room at Amy’s House, and learn to care for it, how to cook, do laundry, shop for his own food, and be trained in a job skill that fits his ability and interest. And have fun. As Mike Boyle said, “We want Amy’s House to be a place of laughter and joy despite the struggles.”

Click here for a short video about the grand opening of Amy's House.

Click here to download the Amy's House Brochure