We are pleased to share that CCHO has earned a Qualified Residential Treatment Program (QRTP) approval.

We are grateful for the Wayne County Community Foundation for their tremendous support of our Sparks program.

We rely on the kindness and generosity of volunteers to make Christmas magical and meaningful for our youth.

The kids and staff loaded into vehicles excited for outdoor fun and adventure at Hidden Valley Cabin in Wooster.

It was a perfect summer day to welcome the Mid Ohio Corvette Club (MOCC) to CCHO for the 12th Annual Cruisin’ for the Kids event.

Today, we’re starting a blog series based on the book, The Connected Parent, to give caregivers support as they raise youth with trauma.

It’s the last week of school on our residential campus. Two youth were recognized as Star Students of the Year by their teachers.

Here are a few examples of kids thriving in their new homes as shared by their family integration therapist.