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Working to Make a Difference

Far too many Arkansas children are the victims of abuse and neglect, and measuring success in this context is not always straightforward. Children’s Advocacy Centers of Arkansas is working on the problem on every front, from prevention to response.

Together, we provide hope and healing for abused and neglected children in Arkansas.

Making a Difference in Arkansas One Child at a Time

Children’s Advocacy Centers of Arkansas, its local CACs and dedicated MDTs play a critical role responding to and investigating the more than 65,000 calls made to the Arkansas Child Abuse Hotline every year.

1500+

Professionals responding to child abuse at CACs and on MDTs

10,000+

Children visit an 

Arkansas CAC each year

25+

Years of protecting children in Arkansas

Arkansas Child Abuse Legislation

Children’s Advocacy Centers of Arkansas proposes and promotes legislation against child abuse in Arkansas. Please contact your local representatives and voice your support. 

Amplifying Voices and Advancing Change through our Legislators

CACar champions policies that protect children and provide the  justice and healing they deserve.

Investing in the Professional Growth of CAC and MDT Teams

CACar empowers CACs, MDTs, and frontline professionals through comprehensive training that builds skills and amplifies their impact in the fight against child abuse in Arkansas.

Transforming Arkansas’ Child Abuse Response

We have transformed Arkansas’ child abuse response by developing the Arkansas Model MDT Protocol, assessing CAC services, and collaborating with experts to establish best practices that enhance the effectiveness of interventions and treatment.

Sustaining the Growth and Development of CACs and MDTs Statewide

Through data-driven evaluation, we identify underserved regions and prioritize the expansion of services to meet community needs.

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Children's Advocacy Centers of Arkansas (EIN: 56-2417905) is organized exclusively for charitable and educational purposes within the meaning of Section 501 ( c ) 3 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 as amended.

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