Coming soon to Hinds' Feet Farm in Huntersville:  "Puddin's Place"

Carolyn "Puddin" Van Every Foil	Marty Foil with brother Phil at the groundbreaking ceremony
Architectural sketch of Puddin's Place

As a result of  the overwhelming response and generosity of so many individuals, corporations and especially the Philip L. Van Every Foundation, we are pleased to announce that construction on our beautiful home, "Puddin's Place" will begin in late fall, early winter 2010!  Named in honor of our visionary and founder, Carolyn "Puddin" Van Every Foil, Puddin's Place will be a state-of-the-art, 6-bed family care home for adults with traumatic or acquired brain injuries.  This home is being designed for and will be staffed to handle the complex needs of individuals who need moderate to maximum assistance with their daily living needs (ADLs).

Each resident will be encouraged to engage, interact and participate in the on-going activities of the Day Program.  Each resident’s level of participation will be carefully designed to maximize their social interaction with and therapeutic benefit while at the same time being sensitive to their potentially higher level of assistance or special needs in daily living.

Admission Criteria

Vacancies / Waiting List

Admission Criteria

We are in the process of refining the specific admission criteria for Puddin's Place.  Please continue to check this website for updates or contact Marty Foil, Executive Director, for the latest information.

General Criteria:

• have a traumatic or acquired brain injury (tbi or abi)

• must been 18 years or older

• must be a legal citizen

• must be at Level VI or higher on the Rancho Scale

• must have a secured source of funding (private pay, Medicaid or DoD)

• must not be a danger to self or others

• must not have significant behavioral issues

Vacancies / Waiting List

There are currently three (3) projected vacancies in Puddin's Place.  If you would like to be placed on the waiting list to be considered for potential residential placement, contact Marty Foil, Executive Director

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