CHNK Behavioral Health (Children's Home of Northern Kentucky)

An abundance of sweet treats arrived at CHNK’s Covington Campus courtesy of Dillon Cain, a Covington Catholic student who conducted a two-week long Halloween Candy Drive for our clients. The candies were carefully and individually wrapped in festive bags with twist ties at the tops. Dillon’s sister, Elizabeth, a student at St. Timothy’s, also participated in this spirit of giving. On hand for photographs with Dillon and Elizabeth was their mother, Angie Cain, Field Representative for Governor Andy Beshear, our CEO, Rick Wurth, Marketing and Communications Director, Richmond Powers, and our Activities Coordinator, Rachel Spiegel. Thank you to Dillon and Elizabeth for your extra hard work and diligence in ensuring our clients have a great Halloween! #happyhalloween #fallseason #october #fall #halloweencountdown #covcath #teamkentucky #kentucky #generousgiving #mentalheathmatters #CHNK #behavioralhealth #communityimpact #lovethecov #mentalhealth #wellness #therapy #inspiration #mentalhealthawareness #mentalwellness #positivevibes #behappy #positivity #goodvibesonly #mindfulness #grateful #attitudeofgratitude

Unheard of Brands CEO/Founder Philip Lipschutz debuted the new Roebling Bridge-inspired shoe, the Adidas x Rivalry Low, for CHNK staff and clients. Children and staff enjoyed a relaxing riverboat ride, pizza lunch, while kids were gifted a pair of the new shoes! Proceeds from this limited-edition shoe will benefit CHNK Behavioral Health. Philip also donated a $25,000 to CHNK Behavioral Health with CEO Rick Wurth and Board of Trustees President Jeffrey Sackenheim accepting his generous donation. @adidas @adidasoriginals #buildingbridges #roeblingbridge #mentalheathmatters #CHNK #behavioralhealth #communityimpact #lovethecov #mentalhealth #wellness #therapy #inspiration

🎡🎪Our clients had an awesome time at our carnival! The kids enjoyed 2 big bounce houses, cotton candy, hot dogs and snow-cones, and also provided children's bibles. Thank you to Jennifer Ritchie and her husband David, along with Lighthouse Full Gospel. The church provided them with the supplies needed to be able to travel to different organizations and provide this amazing experience. Thank you for making this a great experience for all! 🎠

🎃 We hope you will join us TODAY at the Superhero Trunk or Treat event at the Life Learning Center. Stop by our booth for information, giveaways, and TREATS! 🍬 For more information, click here: https://lnkd.in/gvrb6qXN

We're excited to announce the launch of two new treatment programs at CHNK! Child & Adolescent Partial Hospitalization Program, now accepting youth ages 8-16, and the Adult Substance Use Intensive Outpatient Program, which will be in person at our Grant County location. Visit www.CHNK.org to read more about our services, or to complete an electronic referral or call 1.844.YES.CHNK! PHP- https://lnkd.in/gb8-qFTd Adult Substance Use Program - https://lnkd.in/gwPyBGy2 #MentalHealthMatters

"It’s difficult to detect if an app is harmful to kids, but it can exacerbate problems for kids with mental health issues. For youth that are vulnerable to mental health issues, it definitely exacerbates those issues because it creates a false sense of connection." -CHNK Chief Programming Officer, Crystal Leugers Check out the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gtGe2SFd

What can we do when it feels like the world is weighing on us? For starters, we can find a support system, set boundaries with technology, get involved in advocacy, and learn healthy coping skills! Here is one thing you can do for your #mentalhealth today: Create a list of 5 things you're grateful for this week. Find more tools 🛠 to get you started here: mhanational.org/may #PawsForWellness

🌟 Inspiring Leadership in Action 🌟 Our CEO, Rick Wurth, spoke at the Covington Rotary Club luncheon this month, reminding us all of the power of giving back. Not only did he donate his 50-50 raffle prize back to the club, but his words and work at CHNK highlighted the ongoing mission to serve the Northern Kentucky region. Under Rick’s leadership, the organization has seen a 676% increase in annual impacts, touching over 5,500 lives each year. 🙌 “We’re here,” Rick shared, “with mental health care from the cradle to the grave.” We're celebrating CHNK's incredible legacy and ongoing commitment to improving access to mental health services Read the full NKy Tribune article here: https://lnkd.in/gd9X8iGd #MentalHealthMatters #CommunityImpact #CHNK #LeadershipInAction #BehavioralHealth #Rotary

We're excited to share a recent grant award that will support our expansion of services into Grant County with the opening of the new CHNK center in Williamstown, KY. The center will increase access to care in Grant, Owen, Pendleton, Gallatin, and Carroll counties. Thank you to the Millstone Fund. We can't create an easier path to mental health without your support!

CHNK was a beneficiary of this year's Cincinnati International Wine Festival and thanks to the attendees and sponsors, we were awarded $15,200! We're grateful to CIWF for their support. Save the date for the 2025 Cincinnati Wine Festival on March 6-8 🍇 Before you go: CHNK is recruiting volunteers for the Russ Wiles Golf Tournament, on Oct. 7, the second fundraiser of the year for the festival. You can register here: https://lnkd.in/g5f8RJDm