Georgia Center for Child Advocacy, Inc.

Adoptive and Foster Parent TrainingProgram

A training for adoptive and foster parents about how trauma affects children and practical ways to help kids cope. You can register through the center's website.

Child Abuse Prevention and Professional TrainingProgram

The center trains adults across Georgia on how to prevent child abuse and reduce childhood trauma. It also offers professional training for people who work with children.

Envision ProjectProgram

Youth who have experienced trafficking receive case management, education support, job preparation, life-skills activities, and caregiver support.

Family AdvocacyService

A family advocate meets with the caregiver while the child is interviewed. The advocate explains the process, answers questions, and connects the family to resources. Advocates are not therapists.

Forensic InterviewsService

A trained interviewer talks with a child in a child-friendly place about abuse they may have experienced or a violent crime they may have seen. The interview helps investigators and checks the child's safety and needs.

Leaps and BoundsService

Group therapy helps children address problematic sexual behaviors while caregivers learn supervision and behavior-management skills.

Parent EducationService

This service gives parents and caregivers classes and training to help with child care and parenting. It is for people caring for children of all ages, including single parents.

Project IntersectProgram

The program offers specialized trauma therapy for sexually exploited youth and trains providers and caregivers across Georgia.