Our mission is to facilitate healing and justice for victims of sexual and physical abuse, neglect, and exploitation and to engage the community to protect and support children. All our services are free. We make it easier, safer and less traumatic for kids to tell the truth about what happened to them. Instead of retelling their story four or five times to different agencies, they say it once in a child led, supportive environment surrounded by trained professionals.
One in ten children will be sexually abused before they turn eighteen. RRCAC is a collaborative, multi-agency effort that relies on many agencies to assist in the coordination and provision of services for child maltreatment. The multidisciplinary team model provides a collaborative and compassionate way to bring services to child victims. The team is made up of professionals best equipped to address the needs of the victims, such as law enforcement, social services, medical, mental health, advocacy, and prosecution. We also partner with community agencies to facilitate referrals for free mental health treatment.
"Silence doesn't help keep kids safe. Conversations do."- Sarah Matthews
Learn more about Red River Children's Advocacy Center at rrcac.org.
Help create a clean, welcoming, and trauma informed environment for children and families served by Red River Children’s Advocacy Center. Volunteers will assist with detailed indoor cleaning throughout offices, therapy spaces, common areas, and high touch surfaces, with outdoor cleanup as time allows. This project helps maintain a safe and caring space for those receiving support.
Volunteer spots available: 1
Time: 3 - 5 p.m.
Location: Red River Children's Advocacy Center - 2601 12th Ave. S. Suite B, Fargo, ND 58103
Restrictions: Volunteers are asked to avoid file cabinets and desk drawers while cleaning.
What to Bring: Please dress comfortably for cleaning. Basic cleaning supplies are available, though extra cleaning cloths, dusters, gloves, paper towels, and window cleaning tools are welcome.
Helpful Tips: Parking is available around the building in spaces marked for RRCAC. Volunteers may park there and enter through the main entrance.
