Homes for Children

What is a Children's Home?
Children's homes become widespread throughout the world by the year 2075, after babies stopped being immediately purchased after birth. Originally designed to be temporarily living situations until the right family came around, children homes slowly became more permanent living conditions for some children.

As the population increased, so did the price point on certain babies, and the children homes slowly filled. The point system changed over the years, no longer applying just to babies but applying to children and teens as well.

Each home is a bit different. Some only take certain ages or levels of children. Not all living conditions are the same in each home, even though there are certain criteria in place for all homes:
 * 1) Children must have access to food, clothing, education, appropriate shelter, and hygiene items. The Selling and Pricing Guidebook should be used to determine living arrangements.
 * 2) Home staff cannot use physical punishment, psychological maltreatment or psychological abuse as a way to control children. Postive discipline, Gentle discipline, Boundary-based discipline, Behavior modification, and Emotion coaching can be used.
 * 3) All Home staff members and volunteers will undergo a criminal background check. Staff members must have appropriate training for their positions.

How are Homes named?

 * The North American, South America, and European Homes are all assigned numbers. Home numbers cannot be repeated, even if a Home shuts down.
 * Africa Homes are named after the country they appear in. Most countries only have 1 or 2 Homes, with many of the third-world countries never fully recovered after Virus 2025-U or not following traditional purchasing methods.
 * In Asia and Australia, homes are named after cities, including the Sydney Home, the Melbourne Home, etc.
 * Though there are no Homes in Antarctica, there are holding facilities there

North American Homes

 * Home 203 (multi-tiered home, located in the Tennessee region of Kentucky)
 * Home 334 (multi-tiered home, located in the Utah region of Nevada)
 * Home 543 (behavior correctional home, located in Virigina)
 * Home 734 (0-9,999 home located in Maine)
 * Home 901 (10,000+ home, located in Virginia)
 * Home 931 (1,000-20,000 home, located in Virginia)
 * Home 934 (multi-tiered home, located in Virginia)

Asian Homes

 * Topa Home (10,000+ home, located in Topa, Jharkand, India)