The Marion County Child Advocacy Center is hiring a forensic interviewer at their Keystone and 38th street location.
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Marion County CAC hiring forensic interviewer
The Marion County Child Advocacy Center is hiring a forensic interviewer at their Keystone and 38th street location.
Southwest Indiana CACC hiring for Forensic Interviewer, Assistant
The Southwest Indiana Child Advocacy Center Coalition is now hiring for a forensic interviewer/administrative assistant. The position is hourly and is headquartered in Jasper, Ind.
Happiest of holidays to all
Almost 11,000 children will have received forensic interviews, advocacy support, and mental health and medical services as needed in 2018.
Protecting kids from abuse and stress during the holidays
Adults are often in a game of one-upmanship against their friends and colleagues about who has the most to do, cook for, clean for, and buy for during the holidays. For all the stress adults say they have, it pales compared to the stress families in crisis face. And the children caught in the yoke […]
What is child grooming? Here are the six steps a predator takes
Grooming happens slowly, then quickly. Predators excel at what they do. As a result, almost no child can recognize they’re being groomed unless they’ve been told how. Parents and guardians are unlikely to notice the dangers, too.
6 unique ways to help kids and families on Halloween
Halloween safety goes beyond examining candy and walking with kids. There are ways to help children and families even if you don’t have kids or need ideas beyond handing out candy.
When does your Facebook post help or harm a child?
Comments on news stories are notoriously bad, but how bad? New research and court rulings are showing us how social media posts are impacting the lives of children and families, harming their health, and can be a force of support.
Inside DCS: How new leadership and new ideas are changing Indiana’s child welfare system
In the wake of DCS’ latest audit, the Indiana Chapter sat down with DCS leadership to talk about what’s next for Indiana’s child welfare system.
NCA and Indiana Chapter’s Position on Family Separation
The Indiana Chapter of the NCA supports the National Children’s Alliance position against family separation. The research is overwhelming and clear that the damage done to children’s mental health is substantial and long-lasting. Children are always healthier, better-developed, and stronger when they are with loving parents.
