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The Children’s Advocacy Centers of Georgia has published a one-of-a-kind resource for survivors of child abuse titled, “Words of Hope and Healing: Encouragement and Empowerment of Survivors of Child Abuse.” Along with forewords by National Children’s Advocacy...
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Laurie Whitworth is the Executive Director of Harmony House Children’s Advocacy Center in Royston. CACGA: What is Harmony House Child Advocacy Center for kids? Laurie Whitworth: Harmony House Child Advocacy Center serves the Northern Judicial Circuit. Elbert,...
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Mark Smith is the Executive Director of the Power House for Kids in Toccoa. CACGA: What is the Power House for Kids? Mark Smith: The Power House for Kids is a child advocacy center that serves the Mountain Judicial Circuit. Habersham, Rabun and Stephens Counties...
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Brooke Woods is the Executive Director of Stepping Stone Children’s Advocacy Center in Dublin. CACGA: What is the Stepping Stone? Brooke Woods: Stepping Stone Child Advocacy Center is a non-profit organization located in Dublin, Georgia which serves victims of...
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Jackla Lawson is the Executive Director and SANE Coordinator for The Treehouse, the children’s advocacy center and sexual assault center in Thomasville, Georgia, serving Thomas County. CACGA: What is The Treehouse CAC? Jackla Lawson: The Treehouse is a...
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Amy Boney is the Executive Director of the Lighthouse Children’s Advocacy Center in Americus, Georgia. CACGA: What is Lighthouse CAC? Amy Boney: The Lighthouse Children’s Advocacy Center (CAC) is where healing begins for abused children in the Southwestern Judicial...
