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WHO WE ARE

The Vermont Children’s Alliance is a non-profit network of children’s advocacy centers, all of which are committed to working together to improve the way Vermont supports and responds to victims of child abuse and child sexual abuse. Our member programs can be found throughout Vermont and currently serve abused children and their families in every single county.

SUPPORT US

If you'd like to donate via check please send to:

P.O. Box 543 Bennington VT 05201

overview of strategic plan

To better serve child abuse victims in Vermont, the Vermont Children's Alliance is actively working to: elevate statewide awareness and education efforts for CACs; increase access to essential services; strengthen our organizational structure and capacity to deliver high-quality programs; provide impactful training and technical assistance; and cultivate a healthy and sustainable workplace for our staff.

Our MISSION

The Vermont Children's Alliance mission is to foster the growth of the CAC movement by providing statewide support and resources, promoting awareness of child abuse and it's impact on our communities.

our FOUR pillars

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resources & TRAINING

Resources for schools, community organizations, or other entities interested in learning more about child abuse prevention. 

Resources and training materials for Multidisciplinary Team (MDT) team members.

MEET OUR STAFF

WHY IS OUR BOARD IMPORTANT?

The Board ensures the VCA stays focused on its mission, provides leadership and oversight, secures resources, and supports accountability, making a lasting impact on the communities we serve.

VERMONT CHILD ADVOCACY CENTER LOCATIONS
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Addison County

 

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Orange County

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Bennington County

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Orleans & Northern

Essex Counties

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Caledonia & Southern Essex Counties

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Rutland County

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Chittenden County

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Washington County

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Franklin & Grand

Isle Counties

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Windham County

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Lamoille County

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Windsor County

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With CACs

With a CAC all of the services and support a child/their family may need can be available to them all in one place – where every team member works together to help on the healing journey.

WHAT IS A CAC?

To understand what a Children’s Advocacy Center (CAC) is, you must understand what children face without one. Without a CAC, the child may end up having to tell the worst story of his or her life over and over again, to doctors, law enforcement, lawyers, therapists, investigators, judges, and others. They may have to talk about that traumatic experience in a police station where they think they might be in trouble, or may be asked the wrong questions by a well-meaning teacher or other adult that could hurt the case against the abuser. 

The CAC offers some services at the center, some specialized referrals
and coordination of all team members:

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