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Services include residential treatment, foster care, adoption, independent living, targeted case management, therapy and counseling services to meet all mental health needs for children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families in Northern Kentucky.

DCCH Center helps rebuild the lives of individuals with traumatic, emotional and behavioral difficulties. Our unique, onsite personalized approach allows each person to thrive socially, mentally, and physically, and make positive, permanent life changes.

As a Trauma Informed Care agency, we place an emphasis on interventions, decision-making, and infrastructure designed to promote healthy relationships based on self-care, safety, compassion, and understanding of the unique experiences of children, families, and staff.

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DCCH Center Names New Executive Director

Denise Govan, Executive Director of DCCH Center

DCCH Center for Children and Families is pleased to announce the selection of Denise Govan as the new Executive Director. Denise joins the DCCH family as the third Executive Director in the past 31 years. Sister Jean Marie Hoffman, S.N.D. held that post for 23 years, followed by Bob Wilson’s eight years leading the organization.

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Help Wanted: Lifeguards

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DCCH is hiring lifeguards for our on-campus pool. This is a perfect opportunity for a high school or college student. Check out all the great benefits that comes with providing a fun summer for the kids!

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The Kues Family Adoption

A family posing for a picture

Joe and Jess Kues celebrated an adoption finalization. Even before being sworn in for testimony, thirteen-year-old Steven interrupted Family Court Judge Abigail Voelker to announce he wished to become a Kues. He hammered the gavel down, leaving no doubt of his new official status. Just short of two years he has been living with the Kues family when joining their lives through foster care. Steven was welcomed by brothers Kian and Donavan, and big sister Alannah. A court room full of people with many relatives and friends came to mark the special milestone in his life. Congratulations Steven and the Kues family!

Pictured are attorney Kelly Holden who represented the family, along with Sarah McAdams and Ron Bertsch from DCCH who all sought a special photo memory inside the historic Campbell County Court House.

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Testimonials

Just keep doing what you’re doing because you guys are saving lives—not just the kids, but the families too!

I can truly say that DCCH is the best facility in Kentucky to serve kids. I can not thank you guys enough.

I wanted to take a minute to share with you how AWESOME Kelly Lightner (Therapy Center Therapist) has been to our family. Kelly is responsive and supportive of us as we navigate our daughter’s big emotions, always able to provide the right words and holds space in the hard times. Our daughter considers Kelly a friend.