Lt. Governor Jacqueline Coleman visited the DCCH Center for Children and Families this week to show support for a cause that is near and dear to her heart as an adoptive parent.DCCH residents
FORT MITCHELL, KENTUCKY — Lt. Governor Coleman visits DCCH Center for Children and Families to show support for a cause that is near and dear to her heart.
Adoption center in Fort Mitchell celebrates its 150th adoption Share Updated: 5:29 PM EST Dec 22, 2020 WLWT Digital Staff Share Updated: 5:29 PM EST Dec 22, 2020 WLWT Digital Staff WLWT Digital Staff The DCCH Center for Children and Families in Fort Mitchell, Kentucky, is celebrating its 150th adoption.The center first began a therapeutic foster care program in 1999. It worked to recruit, train and support families who were willing to open up their homes to children in need who have experience trauma.Then two years later in 2001, the center s adoption center was licensed. The first adoption took place in 2003. Since then, the DCCH Center has finalized over 100 adoptions, with the 150th on Nov. 23.Michelle and Mike Mosley from Kenton County have adopted seven children through DCCH s foster care and adoption program. Their journey began in 2017 when they adopted two teenage boys. Then in July 2019, the adoption of their 8-y