The CAC of Suffolk County supports the health and wellbeing of the children and families of

Boston, Chelsea, Revere, and Winthrop. Each month we'll share highlights and updates to help you better understand how you are part of the healing and justice we see every day.

Featured News

Step Up & Speak Out Benefit

Join us on October 27 for an inspiring evening celebrating the strength of survivors and honoring Boston Police Superintendent Lanita D. Cullinane and Dellbrook|JKS CEO Mike Fish for their contributions to the support and protection of the most vulnerable members of our community.

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We're Hiring!

We are currently seeking driven, compassionate individuals to fill the new roles of Family Advocate and Operations Associate.

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Upcoming Free Event

Sextortion: The Hidden Pandemic is an investigation into the world of online grooming and sextortion—a present-day reality for one in seven children online.

Please join us for a free screening of this powerful documentary and be part of the effort to increase awareness about online abuse and exploitation. Channel 7's Victoria Price will be moderating an expert panel discussion after the screening.

Inside the CAC

August Highlight

Last month, the CAC hosted the Mongolian Multidisciplinary Task Force, The Asia Foundation, and World Vision Mongolia staff.

These organizations are working together to improve their capacity for child advocacy and protection work. As part of this project, they organized a knowledge exchange tour with National Children's Alliance to consider implementation of initiatives they learned about in the United States.

Staff Spotlight

We are thrilled to announce that Erica Chepulis was recently promoted to Training Program Manager. In that role Erica leads the Outreach and Training Program in educating professionals and community members to prevent, recognize, and respond to child abuse.

Erica is always out in the community spreading the word about the CAC and empowering others with skills to promote child safety.

Learn more about our trainings!

Community Connections

Throughout September and into October, the CAC and Suffolk County District Attorney's Office are training recruits at Boston Police Academy on best practices for first responders to child abuse. This is an important step to ensure the children these officers encounter in the future feel safe and supported and find their path to healing quickly.

What's Your Why?

Quote from Children's Librarian: "The topic is difficult to talk about, but you were able to engage everyone in a comfortable way. It was just the right balance of talk and dialogue. Thank you so much for creating a program that is informative, relevant, and empowering."

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