Making Progress: Love Our Schools

A year ago, Center for Human Services moved into a new administrative office space. One of the most exciting developments since moving into our new home has been building relationships with the other establishments in our neighborhood such as Garrison Elementary.

Becoming an Eye of the Scallop

This is a story that begins with an ending.

Goodbye My Drug of Choice

The following are goodbye letters written by past adolescent CHS clients to their drug of choice as they worked towards addiction recovery.

Randy’s Story

Randy’s hands are rough. They are weathered and worn, bumpy and bruised. Sleeves of tattoos start just above his wrists, covering his arms. Randy’s hands have hurt people in the past, but this story is not about the past. This is a story about growth and the man Randy is today. Today, Randy’s hands flip…

Kids at Rob Road Can Count on Vanessa

When a kid’s mind is weighed down by worry, chances are their schoolwork is suffering, too…

Igniting Hope

Mission and vision are two words that are often seen as interchangeable, but they are not. So what is the difference? A vision is a reason to exist. It is a purpose on a large scale. A mission is a plan to accomplish that vision including organizational values and identifying an audience and services…

Strengthening Families through Education

At Center for Human Services (CHS), we offer a variety of parent education classes…

Understanding in the Justice System: Gender Responsive Alternatives to Detention

Community Collaboration: The Father Involvement Learning Network

Arte Unido

On August 25, 2016 Arte Unido, an art therapy group that meets at CHS-Ceres Partnership, celebrated their one year anniversary. Arte Unido is one of many groups at the Ceres Partnership that are part of the Promotora Program. The Promotora Program is a program to promote good physical and mental health in…