Mike Fish, President & CEO of Dellbrook|JKS, has been elected to serve as Chair of the CAC of Suffolk County’s Board of Trustees and Amanda Teo, Executive Director, Center for Law and Public Policy at Boston College Law School, has been elected to serve as Vice Chair.
The Children’s Advocacy Center of Suffolk County (CAC) is pleased to announce that we have received Mass General Brigham Community Health Impact Funds to support the growth and enhancement of its Training and Outreach Program. This necessary funding will ensure the CAC’s capacity to engage and educate the Suffolk County community, strengthen its ability to identify child victims, and ensure equitable access to the CAC’s specialized services.
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Your monthly update on all things CAC! Featured news, giving opportunities, upcoming trainings, community events, and more.
Your monthly update on all things CAC! Featured news, upcoming trainings, community events, and more.
On Thursday, October 17 nearly 400 sponsors, partners, and friends joined forces to advocate on behalf of children and families who are victims of violence, exploitation, and abuse and raised a total of more than $674,000!
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Your monthly update on all things CAC! Featured news, giving opportunities, training resources, upcoming events, and more.
The tragic shooting death of Sonya Massey by a sheriff’s deputy in Springfield, Illinois following her call for help was unjust. This is the CAC's statement regarding this tragic event.
Act to Prevent Abuse and Exploitation establishes and extends numerous safeguards for survivors and also emphasizes and encourages the need for age-appropriate internet safety training throughout all stages of youth.