• Abuse assessment interviews.


• Medical exams.


• Family counseling and referrals on-site.


• Assist the family and child with other community resources when appropriate.


• Community Education.

• Children from birth to 17 years of age who may be, or are currently at risk of being a victim of physical or sexual abuse.


• Child victims who are required to testify in court.


• Families in crises.

• Referrals are normally received from Law Enforcement, Child Welfare Program, the District Attorney’s Office, the Juvenile Department, schools, healthcare providers and counselors.


• The agency requesting services should contact C.A.R.E.S. directly for an intake appointment.