Sylvia’s CAC finds organizational changes amid NCA accreditation
Sylvia’s CAC in Boone County is now fully accredited by the National Children’s Alliance. The CAC learned of their new status on November 1, 2021.
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Three Indiana CACs receive more than $64,000 in United Way grants
Three child advocacy centers in central Indiana have received funds for multiple new services, programs, and infrastructure.
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Heidi Jennings wins Children’s Champion award. It’s easy to see why.
Heidi Jennings has received a well-deserved award for her work with numerous high-profile cases in Boone County.
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Indiana CACs rising to meet challenges posed by Coronavirus
There's a second wave of problems expected from COVID-19. CACs around Indiana are working to meet the challenge.
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Legal precedent set for using forensic interviews as court testimony for the first time in Indiana
An Indiana Court of Appeals panel unanimously agrees forensic interviews can be used as testimony and not violate a defendant’s Sixth Amendment rights.
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Indiana’s ‘most terrible crime’ leads to big changes for the Boone County CAC
The Boone Co. CAC has a new name in honor of Sylvia Lester. A young girl whose life has tragically become known as "Indiana's most terrible crime".
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