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Learn how to take action to save a child.

Donate to support the work of CCFH.

Unless the investment in children is made, all of humanity’s most fundamental long-term problems will remain fundamental long term problems.

- UNICEF
Welcome to the Center for Child & Family Health!

The Center for Child & Family Health (CCFH) offers preventative, diagnostic and treatment services for children and families affected by or at risk of social, emotional, and behavioral difficulties. We host a variety of major research projects to better understand child development, chronic stress, traumatic stress, and bereavement. CCFH has earned the respect of the local and regional community, and is a model that can be used on a national level to change the way we support children and families in overcoming the effects of social, emotional, and behavioral challenges.

Click here to view our mental health services brochure.

Events

  CCFH Starry Nights - Stimulating and Star Struck Evenings Benefiting the Center for Child and Family Health. Click here to learn more and register for events. 

Donate your broken or unusable gold to help families and children find the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.

 

  Support CCFH!

You can donate online, by mail, or by telephone. Click here for more information on how you can help children and families affected by trauma. 

 CCFH Program Reports

 Just published! The North Carolina Child Response Initiative (NCCRI)

Report on Fiscal Year 2009-10 

 

Brighter Futures, the CCFH Report on Fiscal Year 2009-10

 

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CCFH Program Web Sites

 East Durham Children's Initiative

North Carolina Child Response Initative

The Period of PURPLE Crying North Carolina


To learn more about our programs, click below to read Brighter Futures, our 2007-2009 CCFH Progress Report

Download the PDF of Brighter Futures


 

Announcements

Program Provides Support to Adoptive Families from 11 NC Counties
Click here to learn more about Fostering Hope for Adoptive Families
 
One of our own gives congressional testimony for Veteran's Affairs

 CCFH's Dr. Tripp Ake testified before the Health Subcommittee of the U.S. House Veterans' Affairs Committee.  Click here to read more.

 
Jobs and Interships

Click here to review our most recent postings.