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

When Julie and Ron began their foster and adoption journey, they couldn’t have imagined they would one day have 18 children.

When new residents arrive, our therapy team writes a narrative from the child’s perspective to help staff understand their trauma.

It is an honor to walk alongside people like Ashley, who has found health and healing during her time as an Encompass client.

What a way to commemorate five decades of ministry! More than 1500 people attended our three-day celebration on June 7-9.

Our jam-packed 50th Anniversary Weekend concluded with the seventh annual Great Grill Off on our Wooster campus. This fun family event...

How do you pack five decades of life-changing ministry into one night of celebration? That’s exactly what happened on Saturday, June 8 as...

Our weekend-long 50th Anniversary Celebration kicked off on Friday, June 7 with the official ribbon cutting for our new Children’s...

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.

Helping meet residents’ needs takes a lot of hands and partners. We are grateful for the kindness of the Wayne County Sheriff’s Office.

I came to CCHO in 1971 and lived there until I graduated in 1975. I was the second resident. My memories are numerous but here are a few.