​For Caregivers

5 Steps One-Sheet
5 Steps One-Sheet (Spanish)
Childhood Depression and Teen Suicide
Conversation Guide 3-5 Year Olds
Conversation Guide 6-8 Year Olds
2020 Internet Safety Worksheet
Family Violence and Children
Family Code of Conduct Worksheet
Keeping Your Child Safe Online
Technology Guide
Conversation Guide Pre-Teens – Teens
Protecting Your Child From Abuse
Family Violence and Children (Spanish)
Protecting Your Child From Abuse (Spanish)
Body Safety: Talk to Kids
Talking to Kids About Digital Safety 2020
Non Discrimination Compliance Policy

Local and Crisis Resources

The Sexual Abuse and Trauma Care Center:
Website: stacarecenter.org
24/7 Hotline: 785-843-8985

Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center:
Website: bertnash.org
24/7 Hotline: 785-843-9192​
Mental Health Crisis Line: 785-841-2345​
Treatment & Recovery Center (TRC) 

988Lifeline ​Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: Dial 988

1-800-CHILDREN provides 24/7 judgment-free parenting support. Connect with information, local resources, and support.

Clothing and Household Goods
Family Support and Child Care
Food Access
Shelter and Housing Assistance

​For Children

Taking Care of Me

Report

​KS Protection Report Center:
24/7 Hotline: 1-800-922-5330​

For emergencies, call 911 or local law enforcement.

​Respond

How to respond if a child discloses abuse to you:

• Listen calmly and openly
• Avoid asking several questions and questions that are leading
• Tell them thank you for telling a safe adult
• Let them know that you don't know what will happen next but that you will help them
• Make a report by calling 1-800-922-5330

​Recognize

For information about recognizing the signs of child sexual abuse, physical abuse, neglect, or child sexual abuse material, visit the National Children's Alliance page
​ 
National Children's Alliance

How You Can Help

​Volunteer Opportunities

For volunteer opportunities, contact us at [email protected] or give us a call at 785-592-3160.

Stewards of Children

Teaches adults practical actions they can take to
reduce instances of child sexual abuse in their organizations, families, and communities

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​Make a Donation

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​View Our Wishlist

​When a child is seen at the CAC, we send them home with a bag full of items that will help comfort them after their forensic interview. Our goal is for every child to have a smile on their face when leaving the CAC!

Items that help are new stuffed animals, coloring books, crayons, children's books, playdoh, stress balls, fidgets, snacks and drinks, and toiletries.

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