We love hearing from former residents. Sometimes we receive an email, other times a phone call. God has a special way of surprising us with their stories.
Dignity and respect
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Team
Summer joy!
Our residential program team loves investing in the lives of children all year round, but summer show off hours of planning and preparation in previous months.
Cottage reopens for tween girls
We are excited to share the news that our children’s residential center is expanding. Cottage two will be opening this fall as a place of safety, respite and treatment to tween girls who have experienced abuse and trauma. Learn more about the reopening of this space and join us in anticipation of hope and healing for hurting kids.
Child and family integration plan for long-term success
CCHO is filling the gap in services between a child’s stay on campus and their step-down placement to a foster, adopted or biological family. Preparing the resident for the family and the family for the resident is important for long-term success. Here’s our plan.
Experience your potential
Our children’s residential center is expanding, and we’d love for you to consider a career in youth ministry at CCHO. In today’s blog post, one of our executive team members shares his vocational journey.
Workplace culture and growth
Kevin Hewitt, CCHO President and CEO was recently asked to be a part of the Best Christian Workplace Institute’s (BCWI) podcast: The Flourishing Culture. If you would like to know more about our workplace culture at CCHO and how God is working through each employee and board member to fulfill our purpose, we invite you to listen in.
Music reaches youth in the midst of their hurt
We are pleased to share about our new music therapy program within our children’s residential center. Here’s insight into the nature of music therapy and its ability to reach kids in the midst of their pain and trauma.