Idaho's Child Advocacy Centers
Across Idaho, Children’s Advocacy Centers (CACs) provide a safe place for children and families when abuse is suspected. These centers bring together professionals from multiple disciplines to ensure children receive compassionate support, coordinated services, and access to the care they need during a difficult time.
The Idaho Network of Children’s Advocacy Centers (INCAC) supports 10 member CACs located throughout the state, each delivering critical CAC services to their local communities. While each center serves its own region, all operate under the same child-focused, nationally recognized CAC model designed to reduce trauma and promote healing.
INCAC strengthens this network by providing ongoing training, technical assistance, and accreditation support, helping centers maintain high standards of care and evidence-based practices. Through collaboration, shared expertise, and a commitment to excellence, Idaho’s CACs work together to ensure that children in every corner of the state have access to trusted, professional support when they need it most.
We invite you to learn more about the CACs serving Idaho’s communities and the important work they do every day to help children and families move toward safety, healing, and hope.
Accredited and Associate Child Advocacy Centers are those centers which have demonstrated their ability to meet, or exceed, national standards, as determined by the National Children's Advocacy Center (NCA).
The following Centers are members of INCAC and NCA:
St. Luke's CARES Boise; St. Luke's CARES Magic Valley; Bright Tomorrows Child Advocacy Center; Nampa Family Justice Center; Upper Valley Child Advocacy Center, Safe Passage Child Advocacy Center, and LillyBrooke Family Justice Center.
