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Practice Brief 14: Budgeting for a Tribal CAC

Practice Brief 14: Budgeting for a Tribal CAC

Oct 15, 2023 | Accreditation Standard 10: Child Safety and Protection, Accreditation Standard 3: Forensic Interview, Accreditation Standard 9: Organizational Capacity, Practice Briefs

This practice brief provides initial budgeting guidance for Tribal stakeholders interested in developing a new CAC. Download the...
Practice Brief 8: Creating a Welcoming CAC Environment for Native Children and Families

Practice Brief 8: Creating a Welcoming CAC Environment for Native Children and Families

Jun 15, 2023 | Accreditation Standard 10: Child Safety and Protection, Essential Component A: CAC is a designated, task-appropriate facility or space, Practice Briefs

In this practice brief, NCARC’s Maegan Rides At The Door and Lalania Walker of the White Earth Nation’s CAC discuss customizing CAC facilities with Tribally specific imagery and visual art to support psychological safety and cultural connectedness among clients and...

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