On July 11, 1997, a little girl was born to a single mom. That young mom was a former CCHO resident.

That was the first time I saw Brent cry. He regretted that he would leave CCHO without being baptized.

I’d like to take you on a trip back to 2008. I had just earned a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Malone College.

Our group from Fairlawn Mennonite Church in Apple Creek, Ohio has been regularly volunteering with CCHO since June 2018.

Once upon a time…. Probably the most famous opening line of a story.

Louie Pantelis takes the storytelling reins today. Louie lived in fear and desperation as a teenager. But then he wound up on at CCHO.

As we prepare to gather for our 50th celebration this weekend, we’re especially grateful for our community partners who support our mission.

A lot changes in one decade, let alone five. The world is different today in many ways than it was when CCHO started in a farmhouse in 1969.