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National Children's Alliance |
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Full
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Children's Advocacy Centers of GA |
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OUR SERVICES |
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CCAC provides a safe, confidential, child-friendly site
for free therapeutic and investigative services to victims of child abuse. Our
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Videotaped interviews by trained investigators |
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Individual and family counseling |
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Support groups |
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Information on child sexual abuse |
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Community education and professional training
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Crisis intervention and emotional support
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Referrals to other
community agencies |
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The children’s advocacy center is an offshoot of
projects begun by the Chatham County Child Sexual Abuse Task Force, a
group of professionals who began working together in 1984 to streamline
and coordinate services to victimized children. Task force members
represented law enforcement, mental health, education, child protective
services, juvenile court, the district attorney’s office, residential
services, and child and victim advocacy. In 1999, the group merged with
the Domestic Violence Task Force to form the Chatham County Family
Violence Council—which continues to advocate for victims of physical and
sexual violence, and to offer training and community education. |
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Call the advocacy
center at (912) 236-1401 if you have questions, need someone to talk to, or to
schedule a speaker for your class or community group. |
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Support The Savannah CCAC |
Help contribute to Savannah's CCAC by sending
donations to the address above, or email us at
Donations@CCAC-
Savannah.org
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If you suspect that a child
is being abused, report your suspicions to
Lifeline for Children:
(912) 651-2110
or to the
Savannah Police Department:
(912) 232-4141. |
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