How are you recommitting to self-care in 2020? Written by: Leslie Scott, MSSA, LSW, CTP-C, Professional Development Coordinator It’s a new year and with
Part five of six: Youth Outreach Program (YOP) Our community can expect diligence in finding the young people that need our help most. One of
The Counseling Center at Huckleberry House Our community can expect increased access to specialized support tailored to teen and young adult challenges For nearly 50
Part three of six: Transitional Living Program Our community can expect a collaborative effort to resolve youth homelessness In Franklin County, 3,000 youth are estimated
Part one of six: What do you expect? Our contract with the community is about more than keeping kids off the street. It’s about changing
Take a quick minute to look around you – how many people are nearby? One? Five? Thirty? In the US, 1 in 5 teens experience
Below is a transcript of an interview between Victoria Alesi, Development Manager and Abbey Wollschleger, Programs and Clinical Director, and Erica Schnitz, Family Support Manager.
Meet Dexter Dexter has overcome many traumatic experiences of violence, victimization, housing insecurity, oppression, and discrimination related to his gender identity and expression, sexual orientation,
A Very Merry Huckleberry House Lighting, efficiently powered by AEP Ohio. Sunday, December 1, 2019 from 6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Huckleberry House 1421 Hamlet
Meet Destiny Two words that describe Destiny are strong and determined. Due to false allegations, she lost custody of her newborn daughter in 2018. When Destiny first came to
Main Campus
1421 Hamlet Street
Columbus, Ohio 43201
Adminstration Phone: (614) 294-8097
Fax: (614) 294-6109
Housing Program Office
1720 Kenmore Road
Columbus, OH 43219
Marsh Brook Place
5981 Chatterton Road
Columbus, OH 43232
YOP Shop
2216 Bancroft St.
Columbus, OH 43219
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