What We Offer
WRCAC provides the following services to build the capacity of communities and states to respond to child abuse allegations and increase the number of children served through a coordinated response to child abuse:
Training
Training for professionals involved in child maltreatment response, including law enforcement, child welfare, medical, mental health, advocacy, prosecution and forensic interviewers.
Support
Customized technical assistance to strengthen Children’s Advocacy Centers and State Chapters, with a focus on tribal communities, CACs serving American Indian/Alaskan Native children and rural/frontier communities.
Collaboration
Collaboration with regional and national partners to develop and implement best standards of practice and provide coordinated support to the CAC movement.
Resources
Accessible resources for professionals seeking evidence-based practices, protocols and information to guide their work.