| Rescuing and reclaiming Illinois' most disadvantaged children and youth since 1865 Today in Illinois, one in five children lives in poverty, and fifteen percent of the state's children are considered seriously at risk. The children — and families — served by Lawrence Hall are more than statistics. They are survivors of circumstance, of neglect, of physical and emotional abuse. The story of Lawrence Hall is written every day in their healing, growth, and accomplishments. One of the oldest child-welfare agencies in Illinois, Lawrence Hall delivers an essential continuum of care — a lifeline of action, hope, and opportunity — that enables children to build more promising futures. And their own success stories. We invite you to learn more about the work of Lawrence Hall. From foster care to therapeutic day school, residential treatment, and supervised independent living programs, we're answering the needs of the least fortunate - and least able - in our communities, and changing lives. 
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