HELP. HOPE. HEALING.
The Children’s Advocacy Center of Sullivan County (CAC) provides help, hope, and healing to child victims of sexual and physical abuse.
HELP.
by providing a warm, non-threatening place for children to tell their story to a specially trained Forensic Interviewer.
HOPE.
through intervention by a team of professionals trained to investigate and prosecute allegations of child sexual abuse.
HEALING.
The Red Sand Project was a HUGE success! Thank you to @sullivancountyhealth @ywcares @branchhousetn! We were especially excited to pour sand at the @triflight_ ✈️ #redsandproject
Join us on July 30th for the Red Sand Project! The Red Sand Project is a participatory art installment designed to shed light on human trafficking. The project uses red sand that participants pour in sidewalk cracks to represent the victims of human trafficking who fall through the cracks of our society every day. Sand will be poured at the Blountville Health Department at 9:00 a.m. and throughout the community during the day. The red sand is available to anyone who would like to participate, if you do make sure to post pictures to social media and use the hashtags #ithastostop #redsandprojectTN
Please visit redsandproject.org/ for additional information.
If you or someone you know is a victim of human trafficking call now. 1-888-373-7888.
Learn the facts- you can make a difference. Sign up for the 2-hour virtual class today at the link in bio! 💙
Thank you, Kappa Delta Sorority ETSU for your generous support of the Children's Advocacy Center of Sullivan County!
Prevent Child Abuse America
Since 1984, Kappa Delta collegiate and alumnae chapters have held Shamrock events — local fundraisers that vary from pancake breakfasts and 5K runs to silent auctions and golf tournaments — to support the prevention of child abuse. Shamrock events, staged by thousands of Kappa Delta women in hundreds of communities nationwide, are held throughout the year and have earned local and national media attention.
Every year, KD collegiate and alumnae chapters raise more than $2 million to benefit child abuse prevention efforts. A full 80 percent of the money raised stays in the community and is donated to local child-abuse prevention agencies; the remaining 20 percent goes to the Kappa Delta Foundation to support Prevent Child Abuse America’s national office for its national programs. PCAA was founded by a Kappa Delta, the late Donna Stone, Lambda-Northwestern, which makes the cause that much more relevant to the sorority.
Since 1984, Kappa Delta collegiate and alumnae chapters have held Shamrock Events — local fundraisers that vary from jambalaya feeds and twister games to silent auctions and golf classics — to support the prevention of child abuse. Shamrock Events, staged by thousands of Kappa Delta women in hundreds of communities nationwide, are held throughout the year and have earned local and national media attention.
Every year, KD collegiate and alumnae chapters raise more than $1.5 million dollars to benefit child abuse prevention efforts. A full 80 percent of the money raised stays in the community and is donated to local child-abuse prevention agencies; the remaining 20 percent is donated to PCAA’s national office for its national programs. PCAA was founded by a Kappa Delta, the late Donna Stone, Lambda-Northwestern, which makes the cause that much more relevant to the sorority.
Learn to prevent, recognize, and react responsibly to child sexual abuse through Stewards of Children! Join us virtually on July 21st from 12-2PM. Get your free ticket at www.cacsctn.org today!
150 Blountville Bypass
Blountville, TN 37617
Phone: 423.279.1222
Fax: 423.212.2260
©2010-2018 Children's Advocacy Center of Sullivan County. All Rights Reserved.Funding is provided through grants, local government, and generous donations from individuals, businesses, and organizations. All services to child victims and their non-offending caregivers are provided at no cost. All donations to the Children's Advocacy Center are tax deductible due to our 501(c)(3) status.