The Huck House Journal
Keep up with the latest news and insights from Huck House staff and supporters.
What Do You Expect? Part 3
Part three of six: Transitional Living Program Our community can expect a collaborative effort to resolve youth homelessness In Franklin County, 3,000 youth are estimated
What Do You Expect? Part 2
Part two of six: Crisis Program Our community can expect a long term solution The Crisis Shelter at Huckleberry House never has been, and never will
What Do You Expect? Part 1
Part one of six: What do you expect? Our contract with the community is about more than keeping kids off the street. It’s about changing
Youth Homelessness – From the desk of the Professional Development Team
Take a quick minute to look around you – how many people are nearby? One? Five? Thirty? In the US, 1 in 5 teens experience
December 16, 2019: Cookie Drop-Off
Cookie Drop-Off Monday, December 16, 2019 from 8:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. Huckleberry House Carriage House – 1421 Hamlet Street, Columbus, OH 43201 Huck House will
The Counseling Center at Huckleberry House
Below is a transcript of an interview between Victoria Alesi, Development Manager and Abbey Wollschleger, Programs and Clinical Director, and Erica Schnitz, Family Support Manager.
Huck House Youth Award Winners: Dexter and Katelynn
Meet Dexter Dexter has overcome many traumatic experiences of violence, victimization, housing insecurity, oppression, and discrimination related to his gender identity and expression, sexual orientation,
2019 Very Merry Huckleberry Holiday
A Very Merry Huckleberry House Lighting, efficiently powered by AEP Ohio. Sunday, December 1, 2019 from 6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Huckleberry House 1421 Hamlet
Huck House Youth Award Winners: Arnold and Makenzie
Meet Arnold Although Arnold is deaf, he attends school every day ready to advocate for himself. In addition to taking college courses and maintaining a 3.5
The Huck House Journal
Keep up with the latest news and insights from Huck House staff and supporters.
What Do You Expect? Part 3
Part three of six: Transitional Living Program Our community can expect a collaborative effort to resolve youth homelessness In Franklin County, 3,000 youth are estimated
What Do You Expect? Part 2
Part two of six: Crisis Program Our community can expect a long term solution The Crisis Shelter at Huckleberry House never has been, and never will
What Do You Expect? Part 1
Part one of six: What do you expect? Our contract with the community is about more than keeping kids off the street. It’s about changing
Youth Homelessness – From the desk of the Professional Development Team
Take a quick minute to look around you – how many people are nearby? One? Five? Thirty? In the US, 1 in 5 teens experience
December 16, 2019: Cookie Drop-Off
Cookie Drop-Off Monday, December 16, 2019 from 8:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. Huckleberry House Carriage House – 1421 Hamlet Street, Columbus, OH 43201 Huck House will
The Counseling Center at Huckleberry House
Below is a transcript of an interview between Victoria Alesi, Development Manager and Abbey Wollschleger, Programs and Clinical Director, and Erica Schnitz, Family Support Manager.
Huck House Youth Award Winners: Dexter and Katelynn
Meet Dexter Dexter has overcome many traumatic experiences of violence, victimization, housing insecurity, oppression, and discrimination related to his gender identity and expression, sexual orientation,
2019 Very Merry Huckleberry Holiday
A Very Merry Huckleberry House Lighting, efficiently powered by AEP Ohio. Sunday, December 1, 2019 from 6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Huckleberry House 1421 Hamlet
Huck House Youth Award Winners: Arnold and Makenzie
Meet Arnold Although Arnold is deaf, he attends school every day ready to advocate for himself. In addition to taking college courses and maintaining a 3.5
