The anniversary celebration was held at the Rutherford County Chamber of Commerce from 4:00 to 5:30 p.m. Community members, local leaders, and supporters gathered for light refreshments, a look back at the CAC’s impact, and remarks from several guest speakers.
Evane's powerful survivor story, as the Child Advocacy Center of Rutherford and Cannon Counties celebrates 25 years of helping over 21,000 children heal from abuse.
Bryan Barrett sits down with Executive Director Sharon DeBoer and team member Presley Hosford from the Child Advocacy Center to reflect on 25 years of dedicated service in Rutherford and Cannon Counties.
Kristina Brown (pictured above) interviewed Child Advocacy Center founding director, Sharon DeBoer, about the 25th Anniversary Celebration and the success of the non-profit organization.
Bryan Barrett sits down with Jessica Wauchek and Presley Hosford from the Child Advocacy Center to discuss their upcoming 25th Anniversary Celebration, set for August. Presley shares important tips for families as June marks Internet Safety Month.
This is part two in a series of stories about the work of the Child Advocacy Center of Rutherford and Cannon Counties to help children who have been victims of rape and abuse.
This is part one in a series of stories about the work of the Child Advocacy Center of Rutherford and Cannon Counties to help children who have been victims of rape and abuse.
Bryan Barrett talks with State Rep. Mike Sparks, former Rutherford County District Attorney General Bill Whitesell and Terri Sterling Donovan about the Child Advocacy Center.
The Child Advocacy Center of Rutherford and Cannon counties presented its 2025 Hometown Heroes Awards at the 10th Annual Hometown Heroes Walk for Children.
“The Child Advocacy Center helped nurture Evane through one of the most traumatic events that can happen to anyone,” Susan Stoner said. “They empower the kids.”
" When a coach offered a 14-year-old a job helping clean up after games, the boy never dreamed the experience would develop into a recurring nightmare."
Bryan Barrett talks with Karista Colwell and Presley Hosford from the Child Advocacy Center. They recap last Friday's Hometown Heroes Walk for Children and the activities surrounding it.
Despite rainy weather, over 250 passionate community members gathered for the 10th Annual Hometown Heroes Walk to show unwavering support for child abuse victims.
“The Child Advocacy Center is grateful to the entire Rutherford and Cannon Counties legislative delegations for unanimously supporting House Bill 641 and Senate Bill 450,” announced Child Advocacy Center director Sharon De Boer.