Resource Guide: Safe Horizon : Queens Child Advocacy Center

Populations Served

 

Child and adolescent survivors of physical and sexual abuse within Queens County including:

 

 

• males.

   

• females.

   

• non-offending parents.

   

• siblings.

   

Fees for Services

 

None.

 

 

Medical Services

 

• On-site medical evaluation and treatment in non-emergent cases of reported sexual and physical abuse.

   

Advocacy

 

• Criminal justice support/advocacy.

   

• Other types of advocacy.

   

Counseling

 

• Trauma assessment, supportive counseling.

   

• Crisis intervention.

   

• Group counseling.

   

Other Services

 

• Orientation.

   

• Follow up with child or family member.

   

• Emergency / practical assistance.

   

• Forensic interview and evaluation.

   

• Coordination with multi-disciplinary team.

   

• Compensation claims assistance.

   

• Information and referral services.

   

 

 

Educational / Training Services

 

• Community education upon request.

   

• Professional trainings upon request.

   

Volunteer Opportunities

 

• Resource development.

   

• Speakers bureau / Community outreach.

   

• Administrative / Direct Service.

   

Special Considerations

 

• A multidisciplinary team consisting of the NYPD, Administration for Children's Services and the local District Attorney's Office coordinates investigations of child sexual / physical abuse.