Business Details
31 Years
experience
Transforming Childhood Trauma into Hope for a Healthy Future
For nearly three decades, our organization has pioneered evidence-based interventions addressing childhood trauma, abuse, and neglect. We deliver comprehensive treatment and prevention programs to over 1,500 children annually in Durham and surrounding communities while training thousands of professionals statewide in trauma-informed practices. Our mission focuses on transforming childhood trauma into hope through clinical excellence, systemic solutions, and community partnerships. Founded on principles of implementation science, we combine direct service delivery with workforce development to expand access to effective care.Our multidisciplinary team integrates mental health treatment, home-visiting programs, and community systems transformation to address the root causes of childhood adversity. We maintain rigorous financial transparency and welcome diverse funding sources including individual donations, corporate partnerships, and public grants. Our leadership in trauma-informed care has established us as a regional model for improving child and family outcomes through integrated service delivery.
Services
Trauma Treatment
Adoption Support
Home Visits
Parent Education
Professional Training
Community Systems Transformation
Mental Health Services
Prevention Programs
Details
- Year established: 1995
Highlights and features
- 30 years of experience in childhood trauma intervention
- Evidence-based programs proven to improve child outcomes
- Statewide professional training network
- Integrated approach combining clinical and community services
- Transparent financial practices with diverse funding sources
Services
Trauma Treatment
Specialized interventions for children and adolescents experiencing traumatic stress from abuse, neglect, or violence. Our clinicians use evidence-based therapies to restore emotional stability and promote healthy development. Services include individual and family therapy sessions conducted in clinic or home settings.
Home Visiting
Community health workers provide in-home parenting education and resource connections during critical early childhood periods. Programs like Healthy Families Durham help establish safe environments through regular home visits and community referrals.
Professional Training
Annual training for thousands of child-serving professionals in trauma-informed practices. Curriculum covers evidence-based interventions, implementation science, and systems transformation strategies to expand access to quality care statewide.
Adoption Support
Counseling and support groups for adoptive families addressing unique challenges through adolescence. Services include therapeutic interventions, educational workshops, and community-building activities to strengthen family relationships.
Community Systems Transformation
Collaborative initiatives building trauma-informed networks across healthcare, education, and social services. We develop sustainable models integrating evidence-based practices into community systems to improve long-term outcomes for vulnerable populations.
People
Tracy DellAngela
Director of Development
Tracy leads fundraising initiatives and donor relations, bringing extensive experience in nonprofit development and community engagement to expand CCFH's impact.
Questions
How can I donate to CCFH?
Donate securely online through our website or mail checks payable to Center for Child and Family Health, Inc. to our Durham address.
What services do you offer for families?
We provide trauma treatment, adoption support, home-visiting programs, parenting education, and mental health services for children and families.
Do you offer professional training programs?
Yes, we train thousands of child-serving professionals annually in evidence-based trauma interventions through workshops and implementation support.
Are your programs evidence-based?
All services use scientifically validated approaches including Trauma-Focused CBT and Nurse-Family Partnership models with demonstrated effectiveness.
How can I access your services?
Contact our clinic intake line at (919) 385-0701 for assessment and referral to appropriate programs based on family needs.
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