Child Helping Organization Changes Name Denver, CO - Colorado Christian Home Tennyson Center for Children & Families, today changed its name to Tennyson Center for Children at Colorado Christian Home. The decision to retain Colorado Christian Home as part of its name reflects the historical significance of this nearly 100-year-old moniker for the organization originally begun in Loveland, Colorado in 1904. The main campus at 2950 Tennyson Street will continue to be referred to as the Colorado Christian Home campus thus the inclusion of "at Colorado Christian Home" in the new name. Tennyson Center for Children serves a population of at-risk, abused and neglected children and their families and has done so from their 29th Avenue/Tennyson Street location since 1910. Nationally, they are the sponsors of the website, www.childabuse.org. Tennyson Center for Children Executive Director, Bob Cooper added that, "the change clearly reflects the importance, emphasis and value we place on those we are committed to helping - the children. Our new identity signals that first and foremost our mission centers on helping kids." Tennyson Center for Children served 473 children and an additional 1,372 family members during 2002. The company projects an operating budget of $11.3 million for 2003.     back to home page