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NCA Institute Director Michelle Miller, Ph.D.

Teresa Huizar, National Expert on Child Abuse Intervention and Trauma Treatment Teresa Huizar (pron. WEE-zar) is executive director of the Washington, D.C.-based National Children’s Alliance. She has served at every… Continue Reading

Meet Auria The CAC Cat! | Cramer Children’s Center, Florence, AL

Therapy animals can provide a level of care for clients that humans can’t. Some Children’s Advocacy Centers have furry friends to provide comfort to kids who are disclosing abuse or in… Continue Reading

#BeThereNow Content from Past Years

Child abuse thrives when good people decide it’s none of their business. During the pandemic, many kids are trapped where they’re most likely to suffer abuse, and kept away from… Continue Reading

NCA Blog

Child abuse thrives when good people decide it’s none of their business. During the pandemic, many kids are trapped where they’re most likely to suffer abuse, and kept away from… Continue Reading

More #ItsYourBusiness Resources

Child abuse thrives when good people decide it’s none of their business. During the pandemic, many kids are trapped where they’re most likely to suffer abuse, and kept away from… Continue Reading

The Care Process Model for Pediatric Traumatic Stress (CPM-PTS)

Child abuse thrives when good people decide it’s none of their business. During the pandemic, many kids are trapped where they’re most likely to suffer abuse, and kept away from… Continue Reading

#BeThereNow

Child abuse thrives when good people decide it’s none of their business. During the pandemic, many kids are trapped where they’re most likely to suffer abuse, and kept away from… Continue Reading

2022 CAC Coverage Maps

National Children’s Alliance is dedicated to making Children’s Advocacy Center (CAC) services available to every child in the country.  To monitor progress on this mission, NCA creates maps each year… Continue Reading

#ItsYourBusiness

Child abuse thrives when good people decide it’s none of their business. During the pandemic, many kids are trapped where they’re most likely to suffer abuse, and kept away from… Continue Reading