We help children who have been abused, assaulted, or been witness to a crime.

Recently around the CAC of Southeastern Indiana

David Sutter is thankful for many things but this one made him say, ‘Wow!’

"We had one case in the summer of 2018 where I was comforted knowing the CAC was here, serving us, and we had a satellite office in Madison."

“One thing I’ve learned is always be absolutely committed to every case”

“The child disclosed, told exactly what happened, and the next day — the day after Christmas — we were all at CACSEI. For a year and a half until trial, the CAC was able to keep the child open, comfortable, and quick to respond,”

Over 30 years of child welfare and the hardest part is still about making connections

In a job that includes a lot of unclear situations, one thing is clear for Gary Keith: "Each day is about keeping everyone working toward our mission to protect children".

To report child abuse, call 911 in an emergency or call the Child Abuse Hotline at
1-800-800-5556.

What if a child you know told you they were being physically or sexually abused?

Here's what to do