It’s back-to-school time! We hope your children are transitioning well into the school year routine. This is a big change and can be a...

Without the encouragement from caring CCHO staff, Brent and Mia may not have gotten baptized. Both of these young residents carried many...

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

Emily feels unwanted, less than, disposable. Her mother told her that she first considered giving Emily up for adoption when she learned...

Several employees share their vision for what’s ahead for our family of ministries and what “More” might look like over the next 50 years.

Each Christmas, we are reminded that the boys and girls in our residential treatment program are just that: boys and girls. They have...

She doesn’t have a home. Not really. For most of her life, Mia bounced between two different beds in two different states, staying with...

We have a lot to be thankful for this holiday season. Cottage 1 recently celebrated #OneHeartOnTheRise. One of our teen boys successfully...