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The battle between advocates for abused kids and state officials appearing less than concerned returned Wednesday to the steps of the Missouri Supreme Court bui
Indulge your senses and support a great cause at Vine2Wine, Circle of Hope Cancer Supporrt Center's annual wine tasting fundraiser. Vine2Wine will be held at the Sand Canyon Country Club on Saturday, March 16 for an evening of unparalleled elegance, where the finest wines will take center stage.
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Circle Of Hope's 19th Annual Tea, "A Royal Tea" which raises funds to support breast cancer survivors and those living with cancer, is scheduled for October.
The Circle of Hope, Inc. Board of Directors has issued a statement to inform supporters of a recent change within its leadership team. Laura Kirchhoff, executive director, is no longer employed by Circle of Hope.
Dr. Tanika Long, a Barnesville native, has founded a new nonprofit organization, Full Circle of H.O.P.E., Inc.(FCOH) to help the community of Barnesville,...
A family’s monument to the memory of their son, who lost his battle with addiction. Was vandalized late Friday Night by an unknown number of people. Located in
KUALA LUMPUR, May 27 — Caring for a family member with mental health issues isn’t an easy task. The pressure of looking after a loved one with mental ailment affects not only...
not believing, her all those years ago. >> you are okay. you are okay. >> i am glad you wrote the letter though. i am really, glad because, that letter is how i, started thinking. >> amanda started thinking about all of it. how her parents had raised her. what's she said she saw them due to the children at circle of hope. >> it was not until i had my own kids, that i realized law, what was going on, was happening to other people's kids. >> and she wanted to make things right. she and maggie decided to track down the girls and circle of hope, as many as they could. and to listen to their stories and ask if they were okay. >> it was a big thing for a lot of them to be able to honestly, in a safe space, speak their truth. >> but it was not just kids that circle of hope, who had
to my child. thinking i was helping her? >> teresa did not want it happening to anyone else. ashley begged her, do not report the alleged rape. and so she did not. but teresa did call child protective services, and told them about ashley's other allegations of physical abuse. >> they stated that they were going to go out and check the facility and all that. once they got back with me, they stated that they did not see anything. there was nothing they could do. >> teresa contacted the sheriff's office, to say the same story. nothing happened. >> what teresa did not know, was that she was far from the first or only person to make a complaint to authorities about the circle of hope. a mother told us, she reported the school the year after it opened. as time went on, police records show, more relatives and students told stories of abuse. about a girl covered in