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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!

Emily now has a warm bed and healthy meals

9/30/24

Emily lived in fear for most of her life. She knows what it’s like to be scared and lonely. She didn’t have a steady home that was safe...

Genesis now believes she is loved unconditionally

7/10/24

Genesis enjoys a trip to Cedar Point before she discharges from CCHO.

Cooper experienced growth in many areas of his life

4/22/24

Cooper once battled every relationship. Now he is becoming the kind young man God created him to be!

Mari learned the importance of relationships

1/17/24

Mari has suffered through years of abuse and neglect. She didn’t believe any of her needs mattered and resorted to aggressive outbursts...

Our Donors Brought an End to Amelia's Hungry Days

9/11/23

Our donors made sure that Amelia didn’t have to worry about food anymore! Because of their gift, she was given a safe place to stay and

The 2023 CCH-Olympics

8/31/23

Each year the CCHO campus participates in their own version of the Olympics. It is one of the kid's favorite activities and this year

Because of you, Ethan can focus on bettering himself

7/6/23

Thirteen-year-old Ethan lived in a home that revolved around drug use. Ethan experienced anger and acted out as he processed the overdose...

Thanks to you, Chris is experiencing healthy connections

4/21/23

Fifteen-year-old Chris lived in a home filled with abuse and violence. Anger and depression were common feelings to him. Frequently...

Maya learned to speak truth to herself and others

2/1/23

Maya has carried the pain of abuse since she was five years old. She’s believed that she was ugly and unlovable for far too long. Her...

Bryson's shame faded away

9/26/22

Bryson knows what it’s like to be hungry. He knows what it’s like to be scared and lonely. He’s had to lie and steal to feel remotely...

An influential young leader

6/29/22

Becca didn’t receive consistent love and parenting. Her home wasn’t a safe place. Becca was often filled with fear and anxiety. She had a...

A new view of herself and others

4/22/22

Eight-year-old Ariana was often exposed to drugs and alcohol. Left alone frequently, she cared for herself and her siblings. She longed...

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