God is changing lives!
Children who come from abusive homes have a hard time connecting with others. They’ve been traumatized by what they’ve experienced. They’ve learned they can’t trust other people. They face obstacles in life that most people won’t ever encounter.
But the abuse doesn’t get the last word. The neglect doesn’t define these young lives. Hope and healing are available to children who learn that they are loved unconditionally, despite what’s happened to them; who receive the therapy, support and supervision they need to overcome years of abuse; who finally experience the grace of their loving Creator.
Thanks for your interest in learning more about CCHO and our family of ministries. We exist to help the children and families we serve experience their worth in Christ. You’ll find some inspiring stories of life change below, along with more information about CCHO and ideas on how you can get involved in all that God is doing for these boys and girls!
May 25, 2021
It’s the last week of school on our residential campus. Two youth were recognized as Star Students of the Year by their teachers.
May 18, 2021
Here are a few examples of kids thriving in their new homes as shared by their family integration therapist.
April 26, 2021
Fear and anxiety were common feelings to Lauren. You made sure that she was safe and could finally focus on her needs.
January 26, 2021
Bryce had little reason for hope, but you gave him a reason to be hopeful!
January 20, 2021
Ashley’s life had been a living nightmare. This sweet eight-year-old girl had been abused physically, sexually and emotionally by her...
September 16, 2020
It’s official! Cottage two is reopened! Resident rooms and community living spaces have been prepared to welcome up to nine tween girls...
August 5, 2020
This continues to be a year of challenges, but God is still sovereign and at work changing hearts one day at a time. Today we celebrate a...
February 12, 2020
James from our teen boys cottage is One Heart on the Rise. He will soon graduate from our program and move on to independent living. When...