National and International Leader in Prevention and response to Child Abuse and Neglect, NCAC during over 30 years deliver direct services, train professionals and mobilize communities to give adequate response as well as to prevent child abuse and neglect. NCAC supports and foster networking of over 800 Children's Advocacy center around the Globe, it is leader of broad international movement aiming to provide comprehensive support to children-survivors. CAC Model is fully evidence based, it was replicated in a huge number of foreign countries known as Barnahus (Scansinavian/Nordic Countries), Child Support Center, or House of Understanding. It gives metodological and organizational framework for wider Models such as Center for Children's Safety (UAE), or the United Child Protection Model (Belarus).
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- EIN 63-0891512
- (256) 533-5437
- 210 Pratt Ave Ne Huntsville AL 35801-4007 USA
- www.nationalcac.org
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Causes: Child Abuse Prevention, Crime & Law, Domestic Violence, Mental Health
Mission: Prevention/intervention of maltreatment of children
Programs: Southern regional children's advocacy center - provided training and information to 11,586 child abuse professionals through customized on-site trainings, conference presentations or exhibits, chapter meetings or events, educational calls and core trainings. Also, provided one on one technical assitance to 773 child abuse professionals through face to face contact, telephone or e-mail.
ojjdp-training grant - in 2016, through the ojjdp grant, the training department provided in-person training and live, online trainings to 679 people from 39 states, dc, & canada; provided 196 scholarships to attend the 33rd international symposium on child abuse to people from 29 states, dc, and puerto rico; and provided archived online trainings to 14,437 people from all 50 states, dc, and 35 foreign countries. The child abuse library online had 15,027 unique visits and a total of 27,222 visit
the 33rd international symposium on child abuse (symposium), took place at the von braun center, in huntsville, al, from march 27-30, 2017. This successful, informative, and innovative multidisciplinary conference featured more than 165 workshops, over 138 presenters, and trained 1,361 professionals from 49 states, dc, and 9 countries. The symposium has hosted and trained professionals in the field of child abuse, maltreatment, and prevention for over 30 years and continues to be one of the lead
efforts to break the cycle of child maltreatment by using a multidisciplinary team approach to prevention and intervention services for team approach to prevention and intervention services for