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.
Hope for the holidays
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Children’s Residential Center
Christmas Wish List
We rely on the kindness and generosity of volunteers to make Christmas magical and meaningful for our youth. Show love in a tangible way through our annual Wish List project.
Spreading the Gospel at CCHO
In addition to a broad range of trauma therapies and modeling faith in Christ through kindness, selflessness and dedication, we provide opportunities for our youth to learn about God’s unconditional love for them.
The importance of third shift
Third shift staff are integral to the cottage residents and routine. Learn more about this important role and how it benefits our kids.
Cottage two is officially reopened
On Tuesday, September 15, the Wooster Area Chamber of Commerce joined us for the ribbon-cutting ceremony as Kevin Hewitt, CCHO President/CEO spoke words of hope over the residence.
Stealer of hearts (and treats!)
Destiny will easily steal your heart (and your treats) with her big kind eyes, her horsey hugs and her earnest greetings.
Art connects and communicates
Before residents have the courage or ability to speak their trauma stories, art gives them a way to communicate safely.