NCA Annual Reports
National Children’s Alliance (NCA) publishes an annual report each year highlighting the work, accomplishments, research, programs and financial stewardship that advance the Children’s Advocacy Center movement nationwide. Explore NCA’s annual reports to learn how our national network of Children’s Advocacy Centers supports children and families affected by abuse and strengthens communities across the country.
2025 Annual Report
The CAC movement was designed not only to support the resilience in every child and family; we were also designed to demonstrate resilience and perseverance ourselves in our mission to heal and serve children. In our 2025 Annual Report, you’ll learn more about:
- What it takes to sustain a national movement through unprecedented times, and how NCA’s targeted grantmaking makes it possible;
- How a longtime CAC movement leader sees the challenges and opportunities of building a strong CAC workforce;
- How anyone can get a world-class child abuse prevention education in 40 minutes or less.
You’ll also get a quick look at some of the many accomplishments we achieved in 2025 with the help of our members, our partners, and our supporters—plus a look at how we are building on those achievements in 2026 and onward. Read or download the complete Annual Report now.
About NCA’s Annual Reports
What is included in NCA’s Annual Report?
NCA’s annual report highlights the organization’s accomplishments, programs, partnerships, research, advocacy and financial stewardship from the previous year. It also provides examples of how NCA supports Children’s Advocacy Centers (CACs) and advances the national response to child abuse.
What does National Children’s Alliance do?
National Children’s Alliance is the national association and accrediting body for Children’s Advocacy Centers. NCA provides accreditation, training, technical assistance, research, resources, advocacy and national leadership to help CACs deliver coordinated, evidence-based services to children and families affected by abuse.
How does NCA support Children’s Advocacy Centers?
NCA supports Children’s Advocacy Centers through national accreditation standards and quality assurance, professional training and technical assistance, mental health resources, research and innovation, advocacy, and national leadership. Through federally funded programs, NCA also administers subgrant programs that help CACs and state chapters strengthen services, expand capacity, and respond to the needs of children and families in their communities. These resources help CACs strengthen their multidisciplinary response and provide children and families with coordinated, child-focused care close to home.
Is National Children’s Alliance a nonprofit organization?
Yes. National Children’s Alliance (NCA) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization (EIN: 63-1044781). We believe transparency matters, and we make our annual reports, Form 990s and other organizational information available so supporters can learn more about how NCA advances its mission.