The Huck House Journal
Keep up with the latest news and insights from Huck House staff and supporters.
Huck House Youth Award Winners: Destiny and Daaron
Meet Destiny Two words that describe Destiny are strong and determined. Due to false allegations, she lost custody of her newborn daughter in 2018. When Destiny first came to
Huck House Youth Award Winners: Sharnee’ and Brooklyn
Meet Sharnee Although Sharnee’ and her family are currently homeless, she manages to attend school each day and keep a positive attitude. Since arriving at
Huck House Youth Award Winners: James and Waverly
Meet James In the state of Ohio, you have until your 23rd birthday to earn your high school diploma, which requires 20 credits. Although it took
Huck House Youth Award Winners: Sammie and Na’Shale
Meet Sammie Despite physical and mental barriers, Sammie has grown immensely throughout his high school years. In October 2017, Sammie was shot while walking home
Huck House Youth Award Winners: Rose and Lachelle
Meet Rose Rose came to Huckleberry House after being kicked out by her mother. She has managed to be resilient and independent early in life.
Domestic Violence Awareness Month at Huck House
Written By Claire Herbert, Victim Services Specialist October, Domestic Violence Awareness month, is dedicated to providing education and awareness about Domestic Violence, commonly referred to
Believe It or Not, Coloring is Therapeutic!
Guest Post Written by: Dana C. Love, Author and Survivor When I felt no one could understand what I was going through, and I felt
The Shame of Suicide
By Leslie Scott, MSSA, LSW, CTP-C, Professional Development Coordinator One thing I have learned from years as a social worker is that suicide is shameful.
World Suicide Prevention Day
Suicide is never an easy topic to discuss, whether with clients, friends, or yourself. But that conversation can also be the reason someone doesn’t follow
The Huck House Journal
Keep up with the latest news and insights from Huck House staff and supporters.
Huck House Youth Award Winners: Destiny and Daaron
Meet Destiny Two words that describe Destiny are strong and determined. Due to false allegations, she lost custody of her newborn daughter in 2018. When Destiny first came to
Huck House Youth Award Winners: Sharnee’ and Brooklyn
Meet Sharnee Although Sharnee’ and her family are currently homeless, she manages to attend school each day and keep a positive attitude. Since arriving at
Huck House Youth Award Winners: James and Waverly
Meet James In the state of Ohio, you have until your 23rd birthday to earn your high school diploma, which requires 20 credits. Although it took
Huck House Youth Award Winners: Sammie and Na’Shale
Meet Sammie Despite physical and mental barriers, Sammie has grown immensely throughout his high school years. In October 2017, Sammie was shot while walking home
Huck House Youth Award Winners: Rose and Lachelle
Meet Rose Rose came to Huckleberry House after being kicked out by her mother. She has managed to be resilient and independent early in life.
Domestic Violence Awareness Month at Huck House
Written By Claire Herbert, Victim Services Specialist October, Domestic Violence Awareness month, is dedicated to providing education and awareness about Domestic Violence, commonly referred to
Believe It or Not, Coloring is Therapeutic!
Guest Post Written by: Dana C. Love, Author and Survivor When I felt no one could understand what I was going through, and I felt
The Shame of Suicide
By Leslie Scott, MSSA, LSW, CTP-C, Professional Development Coordinator One thing I have learned from years as a social worker is that suicide is shameful.
World Suicide Prevention Day
Suicide is never an easy topic to discuss, whether with clients, friends, or yourself. But that conversation can also be the reason someone doesn’t follow
