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The true
meaning of
bravery
When a child or youth needs help leaving an abusive situation, we are here for them – not just for their immediate safety, but as part of an ongoing healing process.
What is a CAC?
Child Advocacy Centres (CACs) and Child Youth Advocacy Centres (CYACs) prioritize the needs of abused or neglected children. We provide assistance and a safe, comfortable environment to children, youth, and their families.
The CACAC Public Building Campaign
We’re nearing our $12M goal, but we still need your help!
Click the link below to learn more about the Public Building Campaign and the Centre of Excellence.
CACAC Statistics
Our first forensic interview was conducted in December 2017, and in the short time since then, we have supported, protected, and advocated for hundreds of vulnerable children throughout the central Alberta region – giving them a voice when they need it most.
*Stats as of March 2023
1,755 supports offered in the last year, with over 10,000 supports offered since 2017. 91 Central Albertan communities served. 96% of children we served know their offender. 304 Child Forensic Interviews from April 1, 2022 - March 31, 2023. 1,755 supports offered in the last year, with over 10,000 supports offered since 2017. 91 Central Albertan communities served. 96% of children we served know their offender. 304 Child Forensic Interviews from April 1, 2022 - March 31, 2023.
Education + Prevention
As a community, we need to better understand what child abuse is; education is the key to early prevention. Learn more about the issue, how to recognize the signs, ways to respond + report, and how to help prevent this from happening to a child in your life.
