Building Hope, Healing and Change through Children’s Advocacy
At The Dragonfly House Children’s Advocacy Center, we want to put an end to child abuse. Child abuse in any form can have long-term, devastating effects on a child and their future, and our mission is to help child victims cope, move forward, and overcome the trauma they experienced.
How do we do this? As a children’s advocacy center, we bring every process a child must go through after allegations of abuse underneath one safe, neutral roof. We provide forensic interviews, child abuse medical examinations, victim advocacy, mental health treatment, multi-disciplinary teamwork, and coordinated review services to help boys and girls from the ages of 0 to 17.
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How can you support our mission? We welcome all financial gifts and donations of time. We provide all of our services free of charge to the children and families we work with, so your donation ensures we can continue to offer high-quality, comprehensive services for as long as needed.
Through immediate, coordinated child-focused services and education and advocacy, we can help children and work to put an end to child abuse. Contact us today to find out how you can help.
Our Events
We take pleasure in engaging the public through events that raise awareness, knowledge, support, and financial contributions. Let us work together to build a better world and provide support to those in our community who desperately need it.
11TH ANNUAL SHARE THE LOVE GALA
Pre-Sale Tickets and Sponsorships are being sold now through August 31st. Regular sale of tickets and sponsorships will be December 1, 2021, through May 1, 2022
DR. SARA SINAL CONFERENCE FOR CHILD ABUSE PROFESSIONALS
This year’s conference will feature Sasha Joseph Neulinger, a speaker, filmmaker, and child abuse survivor. Sasha will share his documentary memoir that uses home-video footage to capture the cyclical nature of child sexual abuse.