Jillian didn’t believe her life mattered. You showed her how much she is loved and valued.

With your generosity, more than 1,300 gifts were given to 129 children in our residential center and counseling programs. Additionally,...

CCHO is creating a 9-hole disc golf course in a wooded area on our 165-acre Wooster campus.

End-of-year gifts help even more kids and families experience their worth in Christ.

We’re extremely excited to announce that our annual celebration is back in-person for 2022! Mark your calendar for Saturday, March 19!

We take our vision very seriously to become the partner of choice, providing services that transform lives, families, and communities....

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.

For children from hard places, sensory challenges are often a symptom of trauma.

Parenting can be stressful. Add in the complexities of trauma and one cannot be compassionate if they don’t take care of themselves.

Enjoy this interview-style blog post with Sheila Wagler-Mills, LPCC-S, TBRI Practitioner and a foster-and-aboptive mom.