Children's Advocacy Centers Of Georgia, Inc. (CACGA)
6595 Roswell Rd. Ste. GPMB6709, Atlanta, 30328
(855) 422-4453
Children's Advocacy Centers of Georgia is the statewide group that supports Georgia's 53 Children's Advocacy Centers (CACs). These local centers help children after abuse. The group also trains forensic nurses, and it helps families find the CAC that serves them.
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What they offer 8
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12-Hour 'Hands On' Clinical Training for Forensic NursesProgram
An in-person clinical course where nurses practice pediatric forensic exams, evidence collection and documentation under supervision.
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45-Hour Didactic Training for Forensic NursesProgram
A course for forensic nurses on child abuse and neglect, trauma-informed care and exam methods. It mixes self-paced study with in-person learning.
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Child Abuse Response Through Georgia CACsProgram
Local Children's Advocacy Centers give children a quick, team-based response after abuse. The goal is safety, justice and healing.
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Child Sex Trafficking Response SupportProgram
CACGA strengthens statewide responses for children impacted by commercial sexual exploitation and trafficking.
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Core CAC ServicesService
Local CACs provide or coordinate forensic interviews, medical exams, trauma-focused therapy, family advocacy, and case coordination.
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Find Your Local CACService
CACGA points families to the Children's Advocacy Center that serves their area. Use the Find Your Local CAC link on the website.
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Report Suspected Child Abuse (1-855-GA-CHILD)Service
This statewide phone number is for reporting suspected child abuse or neglect and for urgent concerns.
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