The MCCAC is helping children, promoting justice, and making headlines.
Check out our national awareness campaign and peruse our reports, press releases, and news coverage to get to know our mission on a deeper level.
Be One with Courage.
One with Courage, a national campaign proudly offered by the West Virginia Child Advocacy Network and MCCAC, focuses on the courage it takes to talk about child abuse. You can help — learn the signs, share this information, and be the One with Courage to make a difference.
Child sexual abuse is a crime of secrecy, which tragically breeds within our communities because it’s difficult to talk about. That’s why conversation is the most effective tool we have to eradicate child abuse. You can be the One with Courage to inspire others to talk openly about it.
LEARN HOW TO SPOT ABUSEQuestions and Interviews
The knowledgeable and experienced staff of the MCCAC can be a valuable resource for stories covering child abuse intervention, prevention and advocacy. For questions related to these important issues or to request an interview with one of our valued staff please contact Michael Baker at 304 333-3936 or marioncountycac@yahoo.com.
A big THANK YOU to the United Mine Workers of America and Mike Caputo for your continued support of the MCCAC.
from left to right: Sgt. Brian Stewart, Rev. Larry Buckland, LeaAnne Hawkins, Mike Caputo, Director Mike Baker, Kelly Moran, and Sgt. Dave Wolford
The MCCAC was honored to receive The George W. Bowers Family Charitable Trust Grant which will enable us to make needed updates to our Center.
Thank you to the Bowers Family and Wesbanco!
Below is a link to an article written by MCCAC’s Victim/Child Advocate, Donna McKenna Blood for WV Child Advocacy Network web blog.
Being an Advocate
http://wvcan.org/on-being-an-advocate/
WBOY’s interview with Mike Baker 10/27/16
MCCAC is funded in part by United Way of Marion County, VOCA (Victims of Crime Act), The Sister of St. Joseph Health and Wellness Foundation, and WV Division of Justice and Community Services
