About Paul Anderson Youth Home

Founded in 1961 by weightlifting world champion Paul Anderson and his wife, Glenda, the Paul Anderson Youth Home (PAYH) is a Christian residential program and on-campus school for young men between the ages of 16 and 21 struggling with behavioral problems and issues of discipline, anger and depression. PAYH is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF). In addition to counseling and character development, PAYH offers an accelerated learning program enabling residents to graduate with a high school diploma and technical certifications. To date, over 1,400 young men have attended the program. The Home is located at 1603 McIntosh St. in Vidalia, GA. To learn more about PAYH, call (912) 537-7237 or visit www.payh.org.

WinShape Camps for Communities

WinShape Camps for Communities is is a professional organization that exists to impact young people through experiences that will enhance their Christian faith, character, and relationships.

Whether your kids like soccer or science, there is something for everyone. WinShape Camps for Communities combines sports, recreation, arts, bible study, and worship into one unforgettable week.

Vidalia Heritage Academy

Like most small Christian schools, Vidalia Heritage Academy relies on charitable contributions in order to provide an outstanding experience for our students and teachers that far exceeds the actual cost of educating the students here at VHA.  With your support, Vidalia Heritage Academy offers a Christian education that is taught from a biblical worldview and allows us to continue to carry out our mission statement of educating our students “Spiritually, Intellectually, and Physically” to love God and serve Him as Christ’s ambassadors in the world. You can support us by using the button below.