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Center Open, but limited to Emergency & Crisis Situations

Posted by: cacjc / Mar 18, 2020 / Tags: CDC, Coronavirus, COVID 19, Donations, forensic interviews, HIPPA, Protect Our children Trainings, Therapy

IMPORTANT MESSAGE The Children’s Advocacy Center of Jackson County will remain open but limited to emergency and crisis related situations. Our therapy department will be moving to providing services by phone or a HIPPA complaint web based platform. This week most appointments were cancelled in order to work out a process to move in a

The Many Faces of Healing: Emily

Posted by: cacjc / Aug 20, 2018 / Tags: abused children, Cherish a Child Luncheon 2017, reporting child abuse

Emily, a ten year old intellectually disabled child, came to the Children’s Advocacy Center as result of concerns for her safety. A teacher noticed that this normally very polite, quiet child began having problems in school. Emily began acting out sexually on the playground. The teacher became concerned and made a report. Emily’s medical

The Many Faces of Healing: Jonathon

Posted by: cacjc / Jun 26, 2018 / Tags: fostercare, Karly's Law, medical evidence, Pediatrician intervention, safe caregivers

#FacesOfHealingCAC Jonathon is a 4 month old baby who was taken to the hospital with many bruises and injuries to his face. Follow up care was provided at the Children’s Advocacy Center, where additional testing was done, Johnathon was found to have multiple fractures not previously identified. This discovery of these additional injuries by

“Jayden” benefits from the Caring for Kids Campaign

Posted by: cacjc / Jun 22, 2017 / Tags: CAC Medical Department, Caring for Kids Campaign, Child-Focused Center, Community, Rogue Valley Oregon

By Theresa Hart, Development Director for the Children’s Advocacy Center of Jackson County In March, we created three stories of children who have received services in our Medical Department for our Caring for Kids Campaign. These stories were based on real life experiences of children who had received services in our Medical Department. The details

It really does “take a village”

Posted by: The Children's Advocacy Center of Jackson County / Jul 23, 2014 / Tags: It takes a village, Karen Bassett, pediatric nurse, Southern Oregon Pediatrics

This is a post by Karen Bassett, an RN for over 30 years — the past 20 years at Southern Oregon Pediatrics of Medford, Oregon. The proverb – “It takes a village to raise a child” – means that the work of raising a child cannot be done alone; rather, an entire community must participate.

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