Still Creek Ranch

"Taking children from crisis to new creation." Still Creek exists to provide a safe, Christ-centered home and education for children from backgrounds of abuse, neglect, and abandonment. For over 40 years, we have offered hope and healing by meeting physical, emotional, educational, and spiritual needs in a loving family environment. Our mission is to break cycles of hurt by equipping each child with faith, life skills, and opportunities to thrive. At Still Creek, children discover their God-given worth, build character through academics, agriculture, and equestrian programs, and grow into men and women of integrity who are prepared to impact the world.

Still Creek is a Christ-centered nonprofit in Bryan/College Station, Texas, dedicated to rescuing children from abuse, neglect, and abandonment while providing them with a safe and loving home, a quality education, and the tools to thrive. With two licensed counselors on staff, children receive trauma-informed care alongside the support they need to heal and grow.

For more than 40 years, Still Creek has operated with NO Government Funding, relying fully on the generosity of donors, businesses, and churches. Children experience stability, healing, and growth through family-style homes, accredited schooling, equestrian and agricultural programs, vocational training, and faith-based mentorship.

Beyond academics, our students gain confidence through extracurricular activities, clubs, athletics, and service opportunities that help shape leadership and responsibility. The relationships built with houseparents, staff, volunteers, and mentors provide lifelong encouragement and accountability. With an average stay of nearly three years, our mission is to break destructive cycles and raise up young men and women of integrity who are prepared to impact the world with faith and strength

Testimonials

"I have learned to face my fears and overcome life's challenges. My life has forever changed because of the opportunities to grow in the lord." - Jaiden

"When I first came to Still Creek, I had zero patience and I didn't care about anyone or anything. Once I started taking care of our horses and riding, I began to let go and learned to love and appreciate the things the Lord has done for me." - Destiny