The Youth Emergency Shelter provides shelter care for children and adolescents. YES is a temporary home and place of stability for children who need immediate care, where they receive everything necessary for daily life including a bed, food, clothing, hygiene care, safety education, counseling, and love. YES is staffed and available by phone at (423) 586-7740, 24/7 as needed to serve clients.
O'Connor is an Irish surname derived from the Gaelic O'Conchobhair, which indicates that the bearer is a son of Conchobar, king of Connacht. This given name is composed of cu, meaning a hound, and cobhar, a want or desire.
This interesting surname, also written with the Gaelic prefix Mac meaning son of, is an Anglicized form of the Gaelic (Scottish and Irish) patronymic Mac Aodh. The personal name Aodh meaning fire was originally the name of a pagan god.n the modern idiom Mac Aodh has at least fifteen Anglicized forms including McKay, McKee, Kee, McCay, McCoy, McEa, and McAy. The form MacKee is widespread today in North East Ulster, especially in Counties Antrim, Down and Armagh, with Kee most numerous in County Donegal.