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Western Kansas CAC Logo Western Kansas Child Advocacy Center
109 E. 9th Street
Scott City, KS  67871
(620) 872-3706

www.wkcac.com

General Email:
wkcac@pld.com




Primary CAC
Contact(s):
Kelly Robbins, Executive Director
David Fyler, Program Director


Status:

Accredited
Mission Statement: To reduce the traumatic effects of abuse; protect children from maltreatment; seek justice for child victims; investigate abuse as a team and strengthen our community’s ability to nurture children, while keeping the comfort and safety of the child the first priority.


CAC Operations Began:
2004



Organizational Model:
Independent Non-Profit


Counties Served in Official Service Area:


Cheyenne, Graham, Greeley, Hamilton, Haskell, Kearny, Lane, Logan, Morton, Norton, Rawlins, Scott, Sheridan, Sherman, Stevens, Thomas, Trego, Wallace


Service Area Population /  Community Characteristics:


< 50,000
Rural / Frontier
Average Number of Children Receiving Core CAC Services:


151 – 200 annually
Ages of Children Served:


0–18 years
Case Criteria:
Allegations of Sexual Abuse, Physical Abuse, Child Witness to Violence. Referrals accepted from Law Enforcement, SRS.


Interagency
Partners:
County Attorney’s Offices in 18 counties (listed above)
Twenty-six (26) Law Enforcement agencies
Social and Rehabilitation Services – Western Area
St. Catherine’s Hospital, Citizen’s Hospital, Satanta District Hospital


Core Program Components/Services: Cases Reviewed by MDT
Forensic Interviews
(Extended) Forensic Evaluations
Victim Advocacy
Mental Health Treatment provided on-site
Linkage with Medical Partner Agency
Case Tracking


Additional Services:
Court Advocacy/Accompaniment
Community Education on Child Abuse
Training for Partner Agency Professionals
Medical Exam/Hospital Accompaniment


Facility Information: CACs in Scott City and Sublette are located in renovated residential homes. A third facility in Colby is housed in an office suite. All locations include family waiting areas, interview/observation room and case conference area. A  Mobile CAC is a 37-foot RV that includes an interview room, observation room and child/family support /advocacy room.


Annual CAC Budget:


$250,001 - $500,000
Funding Sources: Private Foundations/Trusts
Government Grants (State/Federal)
City Government
County Government
Contributions (corporate, individual, organizations)
Special Events