That’s what we want child victims and their families to know when they visit a Children’s Advocacy Center because of suspected abuse. Whether you are a parent or caregiver supporting a child who has experienced abuse, an adult survivor looking for resources, or a community member wanting to help create safer places for kids—we’re glad you’ve found us.
Watch the video for a welcome message from the Chair of our Board of Directors, Mikele Bay. Then click around to learn more and get involved.
We believe that the best possible response to child abuse is a CAC response. Each year in Pennsylvania, 41 CACs provide the support and services that make healing possible for more than 15,000 child victims and their families.
This year during May, designated as Mental Health Awareness Month, Pennsylvania joined other states in the #WeHealUS movement to advocate for trauma-informed systems that better
PennCAC and Children’s Advocacy Centers announce the launch of an outreach campaign during National Child Abuse Prevention Month this April. The campaign’s big message? It’s
Each year during February communities across the U.S. celebrate Black history and pay special attention to the work of racial justice and understanding across cultures. Being
Richard Servello, M.P.S. (he/him) recently became the new program director at the Center for Child Justice, the Children’s Advocacy Center serving child victims of abuse
