Children's Residential Center

Bryson's shame faded away

Bryson knows what it’s like to be hungry. He knows what it’s like to be scared and lonely. He’s had to lie and steal to feel remotely...

A note to former residents

Dear former residents of CCHO, Though you no longer live here with us, I want you to know that we still consider you part of the CCHO...

Churches give tremendously!

We are so grateful for the compassionate, faithful churches who support CCHO and our family of ministries. Through their fundraising,...

Caring for survivors of trauma starts with kindness and understanding

Children and teens who have experienced trauma have a unique set of needs. Giving these youth the highest quality support starts with...

An influential young leader

Becca didn’t receive consistent love and parenting. Her home wasn’t a safe place. Becca was often filled with fear and anxiety. She had a...

The CCH-Olympic Games

This summer, our children’s residential center is hosting the CCH-Olympic games. Filled with tough competition and a whole lot of silly,...

Envision Academy

We’re excited to share that we’re starting classes on campus in August as Envision Academy bringing trauma-informed education aligned...

Residential staff FAQ

Here are some FAQs answered by our human resources team to help you get to know our program and organizational culture. Staffing basics...