“I have never had anyone root for me in this way. I love the ladies in my cottage and the family advisors on campus. They have made such a difference in my life.”
Because Jessica Nichols was once a mom in Children’s Hope, she understands what the moms in the cottage are going through in a way others cannot as she serves as a family advisor on the Owasso campus.
Being at Children’s Hope is helping Katherine to make the necessary changes needed to maintain long term sobriety and properly parent her children. “OBHC is a light in the darkness, and I have found full-on hope…”
Tinlee and her sister, Leila are grateful to live at OBHC. “My mom is happy again. So she can help us and have fun with us. It makes us feel safe like when my dad was alive.”
“We used to live with my Grandpa,” Aleigha explains, “but someone told my mom about this place and she thought it would be a good place for us to live. Plus, she could go to school to learn how to help the dentist.”
Amelia loves “just everything” about living at OBHC. “There are lots of people, lots of friends, lots of family, and it’s a really helpful place for my mom.”