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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 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 One Day Challenge is back!
One Day. One Ticket. One Child.
Goal: 1301 50/50 Cash Lottery Ticket Packages
Date: Thursday., January 21st
Help us recognize the 1301 children + youth who have walked through our doors
Join the Challenge + Make a difference — all with a chance to win up to $200,000!
The Jackpot is growing daily & tickets start at just $10!
Grand Prize Deadline: January 31st 2021
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 December 2020
1300 children & youth supported. 82 Central Albertan communities served. 96% of children we served know their offender. 860 forensic interviews conducted. 1300 children & youth supported. 82 Central Albertan communities served. 96% of children we served know their offender. 860 forensic interviews conducted.
Make a Difference in a Child’s Life
There are many ways to make a difference for the vulnerable children in your community. From volunteering and toy donations to charitable giving and fundraising events, our supporters create positive and long-lasting impacts on the children and families who need it the most.
