| Our mission | Creating lasting results that strengthen families and our community by guiding individuals — from infancy to independence — through comprehensive education, behavioral, and health services. |
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Children’s Home of Cincinnati
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Individual OpportunitiesOpportunities include administrative clerical, reading to children, assisting with STEM activities, providing an activity/craft, and other oppotunities listed on our website.Group OpportunitiesOpportunities include administrative clerical, reading to children, assisting with STEM activities, providing an activity/craft, and other opportunities listed on our website. |
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| Ways to help youth thrive |
Tutor |
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| How you help | Last year, our services and programs impacted the lives of more than 10,000 children and their families. We follow the Teaching-Family Model, a behavior modification practice that teaches at-risk children to improve their behaviors and social skills. |
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| About us | Founded in 1864, our non-profit organization provides education, behavioral health treatment and physical health support to children. Our outreach spans 140 Cincinnati neighborhoods. And we’re not just counseling children, but also parents and siblings. We offer 20-plus services to our clients: Education – our non-public private schools, Early Childhood & School-Aged Programs, Adult and Child Mental Health Treatment and Therapy, and Autism Services. |
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It's officially springtime on our Madisonville campus when the baby geese make their annual appearance.
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Check out the latest news from our Heidt Center of Excellence By The Children's Home, Heidt Happenings, and the newspaper written and produced by our students, The Puzzle Piece.
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Our Got-Special KIDS trainees often test products out while learning job skills. Will tried out a Push Pop Bubble Fidget & said he realized why everyone wants one! He likes the popping sound it made when he pushes the bubbles back & forth. Check out https://t.co/qnnxpVXjqH.
"Beth Beischel, therapist at @LifeatTCH leads students in yoga outside on a beautiful day. Yoga helps our students learn mindfulness & calming techniques beneficial for a healthy mind, body, and spirit," - April Kandil, director of campus based programs.
#MentalHealthAwareness
"Art is a place for children to learn to trust their ideas, themselves and to explore what is possible." - MaryAnn F. Kohl, early childhood art specialist.