Children of parents with substance use disorders are twice as likely to struggle with mental health challenges like anxiety, depression, and PTSD. At Cameron’s House, we’re dedicated to supporting their emotional well-being. That’s why we have two clinical mental health therapists on staff—one working with the children and the other supporting the caregivers—ensuring that both kids and families receive the care they need to heal and thrive. Our children’s counselor utilizes a variety of therapeutic approaches, including play therapy, to help children process their emotions, build resilience, and foster positive coping skills in a safe and supportive environment.

Did you know that 1 in 4 children of parents with substance use disorders do not graduate from high school? At Cameron's House, we’re committed to changing that statistic. With the guidance of our incredible Academic Director, these children discover their potential and learn to believe in themselves. Our Academic Director fosters a supportive, fun, and empowering learning environment, showing each child that they are capable of achieving their goals. Alongside our dedicated team of tutors, we provide a personalized academic experience tailored to each child's needs. Here, there’s no shame—only encouragement, confidence-building, and the chance to succeed.

These children face challenges no child should have to endure, often missing out on the simple joys of childhood—like playing, going on field trips, or making lasting friendships. At Cameron’s House, we work to bring those experiences back. Each week, we create a fun, safe space where kids can play games, enjoy sports, go on outings, and attend camps—giving them a chance to just be kids. We also offer a weekly Bible study to provide spiritual and emotional support. In partnership with Food for Families, we ensure every family receives groceries, and during each visit, we provide healthy snacks and engaging activities to nourish both body and mind.