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| Thompson History What began over one hundred years ago as an orphanage was a loving response by North Carolina Episcopalians to a need they recognized and took to heart. Through the years, the Thompson philosophy remains constant: we believe in the God-given worth of children and in our calling to help them flourish. | | ||||||
| | ![]() | Founding of Thompson | |||||
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| Consecration of Saint Mary’s Chapel
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| Goldsboro Group Home opens
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| Agency moves to new campus on Saint Peter's Lane and services expand to treat emotionally disturbed children
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| Chapel of the Holy Family completed on the Saint Peter's Lane campus
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| Foster Care program launched
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| Thompson Child Development
Center opens in North Charlotte | |||||
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| The Child Development Center at
Hope Haven opens nearby | |||||
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| "Let the Children Come to Me" | |||||
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| Thompson launches its new program to treat Attachment Disorder and attachment-related issues | |||||
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| Thompson Children's Home changes its name to Thompson Child & Family Focus to more effectively communicate the Agency's array of services | |||||