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  • 1515 Burnt Boat Drive, Suite C, Bismarck, ND 58503
  • 701-587-1229

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    Forensic interviews:

    neutral, fact-finding interviews about abuse allegations that are conducted in a manner that is A) legally defensible, B) sensitive to a child’s developmental stage and abilities, and C) coordinated with other agencies to avoid duplicative interviewing
    Medical Attention

    Medical Evaluation:

    examinations conducted by specially trained medical professionals for the purposes of evidence collection, testing, and/or treatment
    Telehealth

    Victim Support/Advocacy:

    referrals, resources, and support from the time a forensic interview is scheduled until a case progresses through the court system and beyond
    Raising Heart

    Trauma Counseling:

    offered either at the CAC or through linkage agreements with other agencies; the mental and emotional effects of child abuse can be combatted with counseling and children can begin to find healing and hope
    Computer & iPad

    Telehealth Outreach Progrm:

    Most children who need mental health service do not receive them, particularly those children who have experienced trauma. The Telehealth Outreach Program’s goal is to reduce barriers and expand access to evidenced-based mental health services to children across the state of North Dakota.
    “The CAC is fabulous to work with. They go above and beyond to accommodate families and social services. ”

    Sustaining Partners

    The work of CACND and its member Children’s Advocacy Centers is made possible through the generous donations of individuals, businesses, foundations and the following sustaining partners:

    We thank all our partners and supporters who make the work we do in helping children possible.

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    Bismarck, ND 58503

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