Children's AdvocacyThe Children’s Advocacy Center (CAC) is a program of the Sexual Assault Crisis and Support Center serving Kennebec and Somerset Counties. We use evidence-based best practices, which means that the way we interview children and help families is based on research, years of experience, and support from experts and other organizations like ours.
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Augusta Police Department
Clinton Police Department Community Health and Counseling Crisis & Counseling Centers Department of Corrections Department of Health & Human Services Edmund N. Ervin Pediatric Center Fairfield Police Department Family Violence Project Gardiner Police Department Hallowell Police Department Kennebec Behavioral Health Kennebec County Sheriff’s Department Kennebec/Somerset Sexual Assault Forensic Collaborative Kennebec Valley Community Action Program Madison Police Department Maine Child Development Services of Southern Kennebec |
Maine Children’s Alliance
Maine Network of Children's Advocacy Centers Maine State Police MaineGeneral Medical Center Monmouth Police Department Oakland Police Department Office of the District Attorney of Kennebec & Somerset Counties Sexual Assault Forensic Examiner Program DHHS, OCFS Pine Tree Legal Services Pittsfield Police Department Skowhegan Police Department Somerset County Sheriff’s Department Spurwink Services Waterville Police Department Winslow Police Department Winthrop Police Department |
The Sexual Assault Crisis & Support Center is funded in part by Maine's Department of Health and Human Services, United Way of Kennebec Valley, and your generous public and private donations.
In accordance with federal regulations, the Sexual Assault Crisis & Support Center does not discriminate in the access to or provision of its services. |
Helpline: 1-800-871-7741.
Administrative Office: 207-377-1010 P O Box 417 Winthrop, ME 04364 Sexual Assault Crisis & Support Center serves Kennebec & Somerset Counties. SAC&SC is committed to providing support to anyone impacted by sexual violence, regardless of their race, ethnicity, gender, sexuality, class, ability, or any other identity.
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