What to Expect When You Visit the Children’s Advocacy Center
We understand that you may be nervous about coming to the Children’s Advocacy Center of Southern Arizona.
You and your child will be given an appointment at the Children’s Advocacy Center by law enforcement or a child welfare investigator. We are here to help you and your child. We have helped thousands of children and families like yours since we opened our doors in 1996.
The Children’s Advocacy Center is a child-friendly place where children can be comfortable. Our building is bright and colorful, and every room has children’s furniture, books and toys. We are a professional, caring, welcoming place for everyone: our staff members are all deeply committed to helping kids. Every step of our work is designed to help children heal by making them feel comfortable and supporting them and their caregivers. All of our services are completely free.
Information for Caregivers
Your visit to the Children’s Advocacy Center will have a few steps, including advocacy, a forensic interview for your child, and possibly a medical exam.
Learn more about what to expect and who you’ll meet
Information for Youth
Children often have questions about the Children’s Advocacy Center, what to expect, and what will happen.
View and share this kid-friendly information with your child