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At the beginning of the process, a family advocate will call caregivers to explain what to expect at the Children’s Advocacy Center and schedule the interview. The family advocate will support the caregiver during their visit at the Children’s Advocacy Center, and offer to connect them to more services for themselves and their children. These services include mental health, medical, support services, and legal services. The family advocate will then call caregivers at seven days and thirty days to offer more support and more access to referrals.
What is Child Sexual Abuse?
If you're wondering about this question, you're not alone! Stop It Now! made this resource to help answer questions people have about child sexual abuse. Click the link above to look at the resource.
Caring for Kids: What Parents Need to Know About Child Sexual Abuse
This document is designed to give you the information you’ll need to help support children who have experienced sexual abuse. From dealing with the shock of disclosure to coping with the emotions of going through the legal system, these resources will help you and your child move past the pain, and realize that it is possible to heal. Click the above link to look at the resource.
What is Child Sexual Abuse?
If you're wondering about this question, you're not alone! Stop It Now! made this resource to help answer questions people have about child sexual abuse. Click the link above to look at the resource.
Caring for Kids: What Parents Need to Know About Child Sexual Abuse
This document is designed to give you the information you’ll need to help support children who have experienced sexual abuse. From dealing with the shock of disclosure to coping with the emotions of going through the legal system, these resources will help you and your child move past the pain, and realize that it is possible to heal. Click the above link to look at the resource.
