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Children's Farm Home is a historic child-services campus near Corvallis, Oregon, now associated with Trillium Family Services. Trillium's history says the Children's Farm Home was created as an orphanage in 1922 by the Oregon Women's Christian Temperance Union, with the first cottage begun on a 300-acre campus (Trillium Family Services).

Local museum histories describe the Farm Home as receiving children in 1923 and operating as a residential institution for orphans, neglected children, and children whose families could not care for them. The Children's Farm Home School building, constructed in 1925, was later listed on the National Register of Historic Places and restored as part of the campus (Benton County Museums, Oregon Encyclopedia).

The modern campus is part of Trillium Family Services. Treatment-directory listings describe Trillium's Corvallis campus as providing psychiatric residential treatment and secure inpatient services for youth (Recovery.com).