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At CCHO, we have the the privilege of loving kids from hard places. How we give and receive love is unique to each individual. We take the time to learn each child's love language to help them experience their worth in Christ. We asked Emily Frazier, LISW-S, clinical...
Bryce once tried to end his life. Now he has hope and a future because of you.
Ashley’s life had been a living nightmare. Today, she is so grateful for the life change made possible by donors, supporting churches, ministry partners and everyone else who supports CCHO.
Part of welcoming each young person to residential life and tailoring their individual treatment is listening closely to their story, their strengths and discovering what unhelpful and untrue messages have been internalized. We then focus on what core messages that particular child needs to hear and receive.
As the gifts generously donated have been inventoried and wrapped, we’re excited for Christmas morning for the kids. There will be BIG smiles. And you make this possible. Thank you so much, Wish List donors and volunteers!
CCHO has received an increased number of placement referrals for survivors of human trafficking, particularly for teenage girls. As a trauma-informed treatment center, we are able to support these youth as they recover.
What are the holidays like for the kids in our residential program? Jessie Jackson, LPC, mental health therapist for the young girls cottage, shares how staff and volunteers bring hope to CCHO youth.