Holly Hill Children's Home, Inc.

A TRADITION OF CARING

Holly Hill was chartered April 3, 1884, through a special act of the Kentucky General Assembly. Founded as Campbell County Protestant Orphan’s Home, the original facility was located in Newport, Kentucky and housed children whose parents had died or were ill and unable to care them. Because of advances in health care during the early 1900s, fewer parents were dying from chronic illnesses thereby reducing the number of orphaned children. Consequently, the agency turned its focus to meeting the needs of children who had been deserted or had experienced break-ups in their family.

Today, Holly Hill Child & Family Solutions, with offices in California, Kentucky and Highland Heights, Kentucky offers two main areas of programming to benefit families in Northern Kentucky: Residential Treatment and Behavioral Health Services. In fiscal year 2020, Holly Hill Child & Family Solutions served 39 adolescent girls in Residential Treatment and 3,211 children and family members in Behavioral Health Services.