The Center for Family Safety and Healing (TCFSH) at Nationwide Children’s Hospital has announced the appointment of Lynn Rosenthal as president, effective March 25. Rosenthal, a nationally known champion for the prevention of family violence, has […]

The Easton Community Foundation has chosen The Center for Family Safety and Healing (TCFSH) and five other community organizations for its 2019 Change for Charity program. To date, nearly $1.5 million has been donated to […]

If you are the parent of a teenager, you likely know that they spend a lot of time using technology – whether that’s a cell phone, tablet or laptop. But what are they doing on […]

The Center for Family Safety and Healing (TCFSH) collaborates with various community partners to address all forms of family violence and restore hope. Because there are often complex elements involved in family violence (a shared […]

Safe at Home is an address confidentiality program designed for victims of domestic violence, stalking, human trafficking, rape, or sexual battery. In short, the program assigns a substitute address for participants. The purpose of Safe […]

Technology is constantly advancing. Each year, we see new and improved “smart” devices that are meant to make our daily lives simpler. While technology has many benefits to users of all ages, let’s take a […]

With the holidays quickly approaching, many people are in the giving spirit. Some will volunteer their time in a nursing home, donate canned goods or hold a clothing drive. This season, we ask you to […]

It’s fair to say that most parents worry about how their child would act in a potentially dangerous scenario. While many kids learn about “stranger danger” in school, it can be overlooked that abuse is […]

Survivors may feel hesitant about contacting a local domestic violence shelter. And that’s partly because they don’t know what to expect or what questions they’ll be asked. The process of seeking a safe shelter can […]

Teen dating violence is on the rise. We know that 1 in 4 teens will find themselves in an unhealthy or abusive relationship. But how do we prevent it? Sheryl Clinger, Director of Advocacy and [...]