Childrens Center for Hope and Healing

The Children's Center for Hope & Healing, located in Gainesville, Georgia, is a non-profit organization dedicated to preventing the exploitation of children and stopping the cycle of child sexual abuse. Employing 20 individuals, the center serves a wide clientele, impacting over 1,100 people annually across 13 counties in Northeast Georgia. The center provides a range of services, including counseling, education, and advocacy for individuals affected by sexual abuse. They operate through four main programs: Victims' Services, Project Pathfinder, Women's Services, and Prevention Services. These programs offer individual, group, and family therapy, utilizing techniques from cognitive behavioral therapy, art therapy, and play therapy to address the unique needs of child victims. The Children's Center for Hope & Healing distinguishes itself through its specialized Project Pathfinder program, one of a select few in the region. The center also offers counseling services to women and children who have experienced sexual abuse, a crucial service not readily available elsewhere in Northeast Georgia. All services are victim-centric, prioritizing safety and healing for both children and adults. The Children's Center for Hope & Healing can be reached through their website at hopeandhealingga.org.