Our group from Fairlawn Mennonite Church in Apple Creek, Ohio has been regularly volunteering with CCHO since June 2018.

Several employees share their vision for what’s ahead for our family of ministries and what “More” might look like over the next 50 years.

Louie Pantelis takes the storytelling reins today. Louie lived in fear and desperation as a teenager. But then he wound up on at CCHO.

When new residents arrive, our therapy team writes a narrative from the child’s perspective to help staff understand their trauma.

Helping meet residents’ needs takes a lot of hands and partners. We are grateful for the kindness of the Wayne County Sheriff’s Office.

I came to CCHO in 1971 and lived there until I graduated in 1975. I was the second resident. My memories are numerous but here are a few.

I met Mia when she first became a resident in our Young Girls Cottage. I was immediately struck by her kindness and vibrant personality.

One Heart Stables is home to a select group of horses that offer clients struggling with depression, low self-esteem or anxiety the...