OUR FOUNDER

Black represents the darkness of our pasts.

Grey represents the uncertainty of our current situations. 

Gold represents the beauty of our futures.

It is important to not minimize the massive impact that mental health services or the lack thereof can have on our young people. 

CCG supports and highly encourages the use behavior intervention services in place of juvenile justice as a means of healing from trauma rather than the punishment of symptoms. 

At CCG we believe that disabilities are an opportunity for all parties involved to learn and grow in order to provide the ability to turn an obstacle into an opportunity to overcome.

Whether adoption, foster care, kinship, or those being raised by or raising the child of a friend or family member all families and young people deserve the supports and resources supporting the overall success of the young person and family. 

Equal does not mean equitable. At CCG we encourage an individualized approach to education rather than assumptive approach often taken by educators that all students learn the same. 

Like fire, within boundaries and in the hands of a responsible individual alcohol and substance use does not always have a devastating end. However most young people have never been taught or understood the concept of responsibility. CCG helps young people to process through their their emotions in order to assist in making responsible decisions rather than reactive ones.

CCG works diligently to redefine modern day masculinity and eliminate gender roles and the negative impacts they've had and unhealthy mentalities they've created. 

No matter who you are, where you are from, what you believe, or what you look like, all individuals deserve to be respected and should be allowed access to and enforcement of basic human rights. 

 Often restorative justice is viewed as being soft on crime but in reality its about the humanization of an individual and learning to ask the question what's wrong instead of what happened.