We’re getting more excited to welcome guests back to CCHO’s main campus in Wooster for the ninth annual Great Grill Off!

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.

Family integration therapy has been in place for a year. Emily Frazier, LISW-S, shares how the program has impacted kids and families.

Ready, set, go! Last week, the children’s residential center held its annual Founders Day Field Day.

Fear and anxiety were common feelings to Lauren. You made sure that she was safe and could finally focus on her needs.

Join us in celebrating Counseling Awareness Month and the counseling professionals across our family of ministries.

Kevin Hewitt, CCHO President & CEO, was recently invited back to the Best Christian Workplace Institute’s podcast: The Flourishing Culture.

While it is our ministry to help hurting kids, we equally believe that child abuse and neglect is preventable.

The Great Grill Off returns to the CCHO campus in Wooster on Sunday, June 13, 12:30-3:30pm. The competition for best burger continues at...

CCHO is pleased to receive a grant award of $11,200 from the Florence L. Rice Community Fund, a component fund of the Wayne County...

CCHO has been blessed by various VBS campaigns that have helped fund some special projects on our children’s residential campus.