Williamson County Children's Advocacy Center
 

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Open House

Scheduled every second, third and fourth Tuesday, with tours available during the morning hours.

Click here for a map/directions.


Reporting Abuse 

EVERYONE has an obligation under the law to report suspected child abuse. If you suspect a child is being abused or has been abused, immediately report it to the 24-hour, toll-free hotline:

1-800-252-5400  

 

Welcome

Williamson County Children’s Advocacy Center (WCCAC) is a non-profit organization that provides needed assistance to abused children, non-offending family members, and the professionals dedicated to the intervention, investigation, prosecution, and treatment options related to child abuse cases.

It is our goal to minimize trauma and reduce revictimization to child victims of abuse. This goal is accomplished by providing a multidisciplinary response to allegations of child abuse in a professional and child-sensitive manner and by videotaping interviews to reduce the number of times a child victim has to retell his or her abuse to multiple persons.

Click here to learn more about our services.

The Center offers all services free of charge thanks to grant assistance, individual and business financial donations, community support, and gifts-in-kind. Click here to learn how you can help.

 

 

 

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Charity Archery Competition
Saturday March 24th
9:00, 11:00, 1:00, 3:00 & 5:00

Join us March 24th at Double G Archery in Georgetown for the Charity Archery Competition.Presented by Double G Archery, this event is open to novice and experienced archers, ages 10 to 100, and all proceeds go to WCAC. BBQ & Drinks available.

For more information click here, or contact Brenda Staples at WCCAC (512-943-3701) to register.

 

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Join us on November 10th for Hitchcock's "The Man Who Knew Too Much"We had a wonderful time!

November 10, 2011:

Hitchcock's
The Man Who Knew Too Much

The movie was held at City Lights Theatre in Georgetown. Click here for a link to a gallery of our movie night photos. Guests are welcome to view the gallery and purchase photos at a very minimal cost. Special thanks to our wonderful friends at IMAGE ECLECTIC who graciously provided these services for the event.

Special Thanks to our Movie Night Sponsors
Click here to see a list of our special supporters.

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John Bradley accepting bears on behalf of WilcoCAC.In honor of National Suicide Prevention Week (September 4 - 10, 2011), Williamson County hosted a ceremony on September 6th on the south steps of the historic courthouse. The ceremony was held to raise awareness of the issue of suicide in our community and to highlight the resources available that could prevent suicides from occurring. By working together through awareness, promotion and education, the incidences of suicides can be reduced.

During the event, 39 teddy bears were placed on the courthouse steps to symbolize the lives lost last year to suicide in Williamson County. The bears were donated to the Williamson County Children’s Advocacy Center, and presented to John Bradley, president of the Center’s Board of Directors, at the end of the ceremony.
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A round of applause for the volunteers of the Child Advocacy Center

For more than 7 years the center has utilized the community to provide a variety of needed services for the children and staff. “They are vital to our work” says Center Director, Brenda Staples. “They give us the ability to stay focused on the children as they assist with all the behind the scenes work.”

Click here for a recent press release with more information.

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Paving the Future for the Children Of Williamson County

Our Memorial Garden has a brick path with over 2200 bricks, suitable for engraving. These bricks provide an opportunity to honor and remember special people. Click here for more information, or you can download the Paver Purchase Form. Proceeds from the sale of the Brick Pavers will be used for expenses in our facility.
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Children's Advocacy Center of Texas (CACTX) launched the One With Courage campaign in August 2010 to help make a
difference in the lives of the thousands of young Texans who are being abused. The Texas Attorney General's Office is providing some financial support to the campaign, but CACTX needs your help to reach its goal. Click here to learn more.

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Proud member of:

Children’s Advocacy Centers of Texas, Inc

National Children’s Alliance

United Way of Williamson County


Children's Advocacy Centers of Texas, Inc.   National Children's Alliance   United Way of Williamson County

   

www.WilcoCAC.org | 1811 SE Inner Loop | Georgetown, TX 78626 | 512-943-3701 | e-mail        (c) 2011 WCCAC