Statistics
2022
In 2021, Sampson County Child Advocacy Center provided services to 151 children. 65% of those children were 12 and under. 55% of those children were under the age of 12. The CAC began offering additional services this year to include onsite therapy services and RADAR Jr. interviewing.
2021
In 2021, Sampson County Child Advocacy Center provided services to 193 children. This is the drastic increase we were expecting after the numbers went down during the first year of the pandemic. 65% of those children were 12 and under.
2020
In 2020, Sampson County Child Advocacy Center provided services to 155 children. We are certain there was a decrease in reporting this year due to the pandemic. 62% of those children were 12 and under.
2019
In 2019, Sampson County Child Advocacy Center provided services to 169 children. 61% of those children were 12 and under.
2018
In 2018, Sampson County Child Advocacy Center provided services to 134 children. 66% of those children were 12 and under.
2017
In 2017, Sampson County Child Advocacy Center provided services to 170 children. 65% of those children were 12 and under.
2016
In 2016, Sampson County Child Advocacy Center provided services to 120 children. 57% of those were 12 or under in age.
April is Child Abuse Prevention Month
Blue Ribbon
What Can You Do?
Blue Ribbon
The blue ribbon represents child abuse prevention during the month of April. Wear your blue ribbon to show support
Pinwheels
What Can You Do?
Blue Ribbon
The Pinwheel is a symbol used in April to represent Child Abuse Prevention. The pinwheels represents that all children deserve a happy, healthy childhood.
What Can You Do?
What Can You Do?
What Can You Do?
Help bring awareness in April to Child Abuse Prevention. Invite a speaker to your group. Donate needed items to the CAC . Volunteer at the CAC. Plant a pinwheel garden at your business or home.
CAC Wishlist
Juice Boxes
Individually wrapped snacks
Bottled Water
Blankets
Play Dough