Kismet Residential Treatment Center

08/20/2026

As we begin another school year, we want to extend our sincerest gratitude to Ms. Pansy Wade and Top Ladies of Distinction, Inc. (TLOD) for their incredibly generous donation of backpacks and school supplies for every youth at Kismet Residential Treatment Center.

Your kindness provided much more than supplies. You helped ensure that each of our girls could begin the school year feeling prepared, supported, confident, and excited about what lies ahead.

This beautiful gesture is also just one of the many ways TLOD has continued to pour into the youth of Kismet. Over time, TLOD has generously donated so many other items to support our girls and help meet their needs. We do not take your continued kindness, generosity, and commitment to our youth for granted. We see it, we appreciate it, and we are truly grateful for ALL that you do.

For youth in foster care, having people consistently show up for them matters. Every donation and every act of kindness sends an important message: You are seen. You are valued. You are supported. And there are people in your community who believe in your future.

Ms. Wade and the Ladies of TLOD, thank you for continuing to show up for our girls, investing in their futures, and helping us create meaningful experiences and opportunities for them. Your generosity is a beautiful example of what happens when a community comes together to uplift its youth.

Because of you, our girls walked into this school year not only with backpacks filled with supplies, but also with another reminder that their village is standing behind them and cheering them on.

From the entire Kismet Residential Treatment Center family, thank you for being such a blessing to our youth, not only at the beginning of this school year, but throughout the year and in so many different ways.

It truly takes a village, and we are incredibly grateful that Ms. Pansy Wade and TLOD continues to be a part of ours.

05/25/2026

04/16/2026

In recognition of Autism Awareness Month, we are proud to stand with the autistic community and the families, educators, and advocates who support them.
When we embrace neurodiversity, we create spaces where people can show up as their authentic selves and contribute in ways that reflect their strengths.

Small steps like listening, learning, and challenging assumptions can lead to a more inclusive world for all. 🧩

03/13/2026

We’re Hiring at Kismet Residential Treatment Center!

We’re excited to announce that Kismet Residential Treatment Center is now hiring for the following positions:

✨ Direct Care Staff
🌙 Overnight Direct Care Staff

If you’re passionate about supporting youth, making a positive impact, and working in a team-focused environment, we’d love to hear from you.

📩 How to Apply:
Send your résumé to [email protected]
OR search “Kismet Residential Treatment Center” on Indeed and apply directly.

Join us in making a difference every day.

02/27/2026

Your voice matters more than you think. Elections shape our schools, our neighborhoods, and our future. Also, foster care is shaped by policy, not just charity! A single election can shift our state's child welfare system for years to come.

If you haven’t voted yet, make a plan and show up. Bring a friend, remind a neighbor, and let’s make our voices heard together. 🗳️

Every vote counts, especially yours. Voting isn't just a right, IT'S POWER!

02/19/2026

To serve a young person in foster care is to stand in the gap between who they’ve been told they are and who they have the power to become. 💙💛