Legacy HallA supportive home for young women in foster care preparing for independence.
This program supports young women ages 16–21 in foster care as they build confidence, develop independence, and prepare for life beyond foster care.
Our ResidenceCalm, welcoming, and designed for rest.
Legacy Hall offers a structured, welcoming residential environment designed to support daily routines, learning, and personal growth. Shared spaces encourage connection and accountability, while private areas provide comfort, rest, and stability.
The residence helps young women build independence in a safe, supportive setting.
Legacy Bedroom
Legacy Lounge
Dining Room
Classroom
Hallway
Serenity Lounge
Lobby
Residential Building
ServicesComprehensive support, start to finish.
Supportive residential care for young women in foster care, focused on stability, personal growth, and preparation for independent living.
Services include individualized planning, education and career support, counseling, life skills development, and access to healthcare, with continued guidance through discharge planning and next steps beyond the program.
24/7 Residential Support
Individual, Group & Family Counseling
Education, Tutoring & Career Readiness
Healthcare & Mental Health Services
Healthy Relationships & Life Skills
Independent Living Preparation
Substance Use Prevention & Recovery Support
Discharge & Transition Planning
SupportA dedicated team beside you
Residents are supported by a dedicated team of trained professionals who provide consistent guidance, structure, and support.
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Devontae White
Legacy Hall Residential Specialist
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Dafney Devis
Legacy Hall Residential Specialist
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Anna Brown
Legacy Hall Residential Specialist
Not sure which program is the right fit?
Our Admissions page walks you through eligibility, how to apply, and what to expect.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS-
Female youth in foster care ages 16-21.
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Legacy Hall is unleveled, referencing NC’s 4 level system of residential care for minors.
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Until they turn 21, provided they are on a Voluntary Placement Agreement (VPA) with DSS.
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Residents under 18 are required to complete high school or a GED program. Residents over 18 can attend local college courses or attend a university if desired.
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In collaboration with the resident’s guardian county, residents are supported in obtaining and maintaining employment.
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Clients in good standing can choose to enroll in our Aftercare Program which provides continued support for up to 3 years.