Freedom House gets $15,000 for youth counseling from Community Foundation of Central Illinois

Freedom House, the Princeton-based agency for victims of domestic and sexual violence, has received $15,000 from the Community Foundation of Central Illinois to help pay for its Youth Therapy and Counseling program, according to a news release.This is the fifth year the foundation has awarded Freedom House a grant for the program, the release says.“CFCI’s continuing support helps us provide counseling, psychotherapy, substance-use recovery support, and medication, all at no charge, for young people affected by the trauma of domestic and sexual violence,” said Chloe Lund, Freedom House chief operating officer.Mark Roberts, the foundation’s president and CEO, said the grant is made possible by donors who have set up funds through the foundation, and that Freedom House’s work fits the foundation’s mission “to strengthen our region through philanthropy.”Freedom House primarily serves Bureau, Henry, Marshall, Putnam and Stark counties, though it has no residency requirement for services. It