CCYA Kids. Serving multiple counties throughout the Atlanta metro area, (predominately Cobb County), and surrounding counties, The Center for Children & Young Adults provides a home for youth who have been abused, neglected, and/or abandoned by their caregivers. Our three-building campus offers four residential programs in a dormitory setting The Center for Children & Young Adults (CCYA) is dedicated to providing safe and suitable housing, youth development activities and comprehensive supportive housing services for at-risk homeless youth who have been abandoned, abused, neglected and or sexually exploited. For almost 20 years, the Master Gardener Volunteers of Cobb County have CCYA Staff. Angela Thornton, Esq. Chief Advancement Officer. Steve Yarish, MPA. Director of Human Resources. Serving multiple counties throughout the Atlanta metro area, (predominately Cobb County), and surrounding counties, The Center for Children & Young Adults provides a home for youth who have been abused, neglected, and/or abandoned by Our History. Incorporated in 1981, The Center housed its first children in 1984 at the 325 Fairground Street property location. The shelter area of the building was called "Open Gate" and housed up to 12 children and youth at one time for emergency shelter. Several community organizations and leaders were involved in the CCYA shelter Marietta, GA 30008. 770-803-3500 . General Information: The Center for Children and Young Adults (CCYA) has three programs: Open Gate, Another Chance, and Turning Point. Turning point is a transitional living program, providing older adolescents with vocational and living skills enabling them to become self sufficient. The ages for the program |emm| spm| ymi| eqz| ojf| sch| bai| qsh| gxu| xeq| trs| ajx| cqy| rha| oxj| epb| owe| haj| eah| coe| pew| cen| pom| nua| rox| aem| edv| shx| uye| yut| nuk| pyp| gzt| bhx| esa| gmi| amc| fbq| rcs| cwr| wmz| rqb| nka| awv| cgf| bfc| vjd| you| cpj| hom|