HOUSE OF HOPE
Cumberland Children’s Center, better known as the “House of Hope,” is a short-term care facility providing care and services for drug-endangered, abused, and at-risk children of Cumberland County. These children have fallen victim to physical, emotional, environmental, and sexual abuse as well as being exposed to drugs. A large percentage of children brought to the House of Hope results primarily from their parents’ illegal drug uses.
The House of Hope is also dedicated to assist law enforcement and child welfare agencies of the State of Tennessee, as well as educate and inform the public on how to recognize, prevent, protect, and provide aid to children who have become victims of child abuse, neglect, drug endangerment, and any other collateral activity affecting the welfare, health, safety, and protection of children.
Our additional programs are created from needs in the community brought to our attention. We will continue to pursue ways to enhance the lives of children and families.
IN THE COMMUNITY
We have programs to assist children in need
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LATEST EVENTS
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KROGER PROGRAM to help Non-Profits and Communities
Kroger food Store Community Rewards Program helps communities grow and prosper. Since 2014, the Nashville Division of Kroger Stores has
AMANDA LUNCHEON
Dear Volunteers, Please attend Amanda's Luncheon on Monday August 14th at 11:00am at Threads of
COOKIES NEEDED
We are in need of 10 dozen individually wrapped cookies/ desert treats for the
AMAZON SMILES
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YOUTH MENTORING
Threads of Hope has been sponsoring youth through community service to complete hours for the
WORKING WITH THE DAR
In December. The House of Hope had the pleasure of working in conjunction
KIDS AND DRUGS, ITS NOT MY PROBLEM
As a parent, have you ever looked into those beautiful