Victim Services for Children and Teens
We provide free, trauma-informed therapy for youth ages 3–17 who have experienced sexual abuse—offering a safe space to process, heal, and build a stronger, more hopeful future with the support of licensed professionals and caring advocates.
When a child experiences abuse, early support can change everything.
Comprehensive Support for Young Survivors
At the Children’s Center for Hope & Healing (CCHH), we understand the profound impact that sexual abuse can have on a child’s life. Our Victim Services Program is dedicated to providing no-cost, therapeutic counseling to children and teenagers aged 3 to 17 who have experienced sexual abuse.

Sessions are offered in individual, group, and family settings, allowing for a comprehensive approach to healing that involves both the child and their support system.
Evidence- based Therapy
Tailored Therapeutic Approaches
Recognizing that each child’s healing journey is unique, our licensed therapists employ a variety of evidence-based techniques, including:
Family Support
Empowering Families for a Safer Future
Healing doesn’t happen in isolation—it begins at home. That’s why a vital part of our Victim Services Program focuses on equipping non-offending parents and caregivers with the tools, education, and encouragement they need to support their child’s recovery journey. We provide resources and coaching on how to recognize warning signs, respond with empathy, and implement effective safety strategies that reduce the risk of future harm.
Families learn how to rebuild trust, establish healthy boundaries, and foster emotional connection—all within a supportive, judgment-free environment. By strengthening families, we create a protective circle around the child—one where safety, understanding, and healing can take root and grow.

PEER SUPPORT
Fostering Connection Through Group Therapy
For teenagers, group therapy sessions provide a space to connect with peers who have undergone similar experiences. These sessions help adolescents realize they are not alone, fostering a sense of solidarity and shared strength that is vital for recovery.
INCLUSIVE CARE
Accessible Services for Diverse Communities
Understanding the importance of accessibility, all our services are available in both English and Spanish, ensuring that language is not a barrier to receiving the help and support every child deserves.
NEXT STEPS
Take the First Step Toward Healing