We are proud to announce our President & CEO, Kevin Hewitt, is the recipient of the Administrator of the Year Award.

Ten-year-old Isaac lived in constant fear. He was the target of his stepfather’s anger and cruelty. He was beaten, starved and neglected....

Learn about the unique opportunities summer brings for the kids at CCHO.

The 31st Annual Caring4Kids Golf Classic teed off on Monday, August 11, at The Wooster Country Club!

Thirteen-year-old Maci grew up with the responsibilities of an adult. She was forced to be a caregiver for herself and 7 younger siblings. She lived in constant fear and stress – worried her siblings would not have their basic needs met.

Despite the rainy start to the day, we welcomed over 1,000 people to this year's Great Grill Off! Thank you for joining us for delicious food and helping girls and boys experience safety, connection and healing through your generous donations. We appreciate your enthusiasm for amazing burgers as well as your heart to see youth experience their worth in Christ.

CCHO is honored to have received the Spring Competitive Community Grant from the Wayne County Community Foundation. This generous funding covered the expenses of completely renovating the kitchen in our young girls cottage.

We are honored to announce that that CCHO has been recognized as a Best Christian Workplace for the ninth year in a row! Best Christian Workplace Certified 2025.

He was physically and emotionally abused by several family members, witnessed domestic violence and forced to live in abhorrent conditions with little food and no electricity. Caleb did not believe he was loved, safe or cared for.

Our family of ministries is growing! We are so excited to announce we are halfway to the Building Hope Campaign fundraising goal and broke ground on our new Massillon Encompass and Encourage facility!

We wear blue as a promise to you. We will not be silent. We will speak up and protect the vulnerable.

Our 2025 Heart for the Home Benefit & Auction was a record-breaking success raising over $40,000! Over 270 people attended in support of