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Facilitating a Coordinated Response to Child Abuse 

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In The Last Year...

11,800+

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Children were seen at a CAC in Ohio

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Cases accepted by prosecution, 635+ cases reached a plea agreement or conviction​

2,300+

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Professionals trained at over 90 events.​

964

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Upcoming Association Events

CAC Services

Who Makes Up A Multidisciplinary Team?
Law Enforcement
  • Collects evidence and investigates crime.
Child Protective Services
  • Conducts safety assessment, planning, and investigation into child maltreatment/abuse.
Mental Health Professionals
  • Conducts assessment and treatment for child victims and family members.
  • Educates providers and team members about trauma.
Victim Advocate
  • Conducts crisis assessment, intervention, safety planning, referrals, ongoing support, case updates, and coordination among team.
Prosecution
  • Provides information on the justice process and victims' rights.
  • Gathers information provided by MDT to prosecute cases.
Medical Providers
  • Coordinates with the forensic interview on history gathering.
  • Provides consultation and expertise on medical evaluations and interpretation of findings.
Forensic Interviewer
  • Conducts evidence based and trauma informed interview of children regarding traumatic experiences.
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Concerns of Abuse or Trafficking?

Report Child Abuse/Neglect
Ohioans that suspect child abuse or neglect can make reports by calling their local CPS agency or calling the statewide hotline:

1-855-OH-CHILD
1-855-642-4453
Report Human Trafficking
Ohioans that suspect human trafficking, including sex and labor trafficking, can report tips to Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation's Criminal Intelligence Unit utilizing the non-emergency hotline. For emergency situations, always utilize 9-1-1 instead of the hotline. 
 
Call 844-END-OHHT
844-363-6448
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TEXT "ENDOHHT" to 847411
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Use the App
Apple   Android
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Fill out Anonymous Tip Form Online
Human Trafficking Victim Services
The Ohio Attorney General's Human Trafficking Commission Victim Services Committee has developed a Victim Services Directory to access resources, emergency services, psychological support, and more. 

Access Directory

Physical Address:

196 E State St.

Suite 300

Columbus, OH 43215

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Mailing Address:

PO Box 2045

Columbus, OH 43216

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614.578.8029


oncac@oncac.org

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