SCNCAC

The South Carolina Network of Children’s Advocacy Centers (SCNCAC) is an Accredited State Chapter of the National Children’s Alliance (NCA). We are a non-profit 501(c)(3) membership organization representing Children’s Advocacy Center programs in South Carolina. SCNCAC represents all local Children’s Advocacy Centers (CACs) in South Carolina.

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Child Abuse Response Protocol Act

Governor Henry McMaster has signed the South Carolina Child Abuse Response Protocol Act. The act establishes a statewide protocol to respond to child abuse cases.

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Children’s Advocacy Centers (CACs) provide services in all 46 South Carolina counties. Click below to view a listing and map to find the CAC near you.

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BeHeard4Kids

We all have a responsibility to protect children and know what to do if we observe child abuse/neglect or a child discloses that they have been harmed. During times of economic instability and other crises, children can be isolated from the places where adults and friends might become aware of an issue with their safety or well-being. That is why children need all adults to be vigilant and speak out loud enough to be heard on their behalf by reporting abuse. To report child abuse or neglect call 888-CARE4US (888-227-3487). You may also use the button below for more information and resources. #BeHeard4Kids and report abuse!

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SCNCAC Connect

SCNCAC Connect is a web-based professional networking community that is designed to connect Children's Advocacy Centers and Multidisciplinary Team professionals. It provides several tools and resources to connect CAC/MDT professionals with a community of their peers across South Carolina. CAC/MDT members can participate in eLearning sessions, register for events, view resources, access training certificates, engage in focused online discussions, and much more.

The Numbers for 2021

There are 17 primary CACs in South Carolina, and many are regional CACs that cover multiple counties. There are also 11 satellite CACs operated by regional CACs in the state. Together, they provide an array of child-focused services to children.