• Retirement
  Communities
  • Piedmont Crossing: Located on a beautifully landscaped, charming 61-acre site in Thomasville, North Carolina, Piedmont Crossing combines small-town grace with the convenience, opportunities and culture of nearby cities.
  • Abernethy Laurels: Nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Western North Carolina, Abernethy Laurels is the largest United Church Homes and Services community.
  • Lake Prince Woods: Located in Suffolk Virginia, Lake Prince is ideally situated where residents can enjoy small town charm with easy access to Virginia Beach, Norfolk, or Williamsburg all less than one hour's drive.
  • Kids Only: Kids Only is a top rated childcare center committed to each child's overall well being.
• Supportive
  Housing
  • Covenant Place: Since its opening in 1998, UCHS's Covenant Place has quickly become one of the most desirable affordable housing communities in the Research Triangle area of North Carolina.
  • NOAH: Located at 3800 Lofland Way in the historically rich community of New Bern, North Carolina, NOAH is also within one of the region's most desirable vacation and retirement destinations.
  • Emmanuel's Place: Here the clustered neighborhood design, with several apartments in each of five buildings, encourages relationships and friendships.
  • St. Joseph Place: Right behind St. Joseph's AME Church at 506 Hope Avenue in Durham, North Carolina stands one of the region's most affordable and secure homes for adults age 62 and better.
  • Matthew's Place: Located at 411 South Fourth Street in Albemarle, North Carolina, Matthew's Place is the newest United Church Homes and Services affordable housing ministry.
  • The Willows: The Willows, located at 124 Tarpley Street in Burlington, NC, first opened in 1998 and was originally conceived as an outreach of the First Reformed United Church of Christ which is next door.
• UCHS
  Foundation
  • History & Goals: The UCHS Benevolent Trust Fund was established in 1987 for "the purpose of assuring that United Church Homes and Services would always be able to reach out in benevolent ways to help older adults in need."
  • Make a Donation: Each year the UCHS Foundation supports programs and special projects that enrich the lives of residents. For more information on Foundation funded projects, call us at 828-464-8264 or click here to DONATE ONLINE.
  • Planned Giving: Welcome to your resource for planned giving!
  • Julius Society: Beginning with the year 2005, all planned gift donors are members of the Julius Society, named in honor of Julius W. Abernethy, whose generosity as one of our founding fathers brought this ministry into being.
  • Trustees: The UCHS Foundation’s 55 years of success is directly attributable to our Board of Trustees.
• About Us
  • Locations: Our corporate office and continuing care retirement communities are conveniently located throughout the North Carolina and Virginia region.
  • Affiliations: Like our residents, UCHS seeks to always keep learning and growing.
  • Board of Directors: The success and progress of United Church Homes and Services is only possible through the dedication, hard work and commitment of our Board of Directors.
  • Management: Contact information for UCHS Corporate Senior Staff.
  • Annual Report: Creating Opportunities for Positive Change. Click here to download the PDF.
  • Resource Library: Here are some documents that have proven useful to UCHS community residents and employees.
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