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The Russell County Child Advocacy Center (RCCAC) was organized to provide a neutral, child friendly, facility for victims of child sexual abuse, severe physical abuse and severe maltreatment or neglect to receive services involved with their allegation.

🎉 We are SO close! 🎉Our 50/50 raffle goal is $20,000, and thanks to the incredible support of our community, the pot has...
09/22/2026

🎉 We are SO close! 🎉

Our 50/50 raffle goal is $20,000, and thanks to the incredible support of our community, the pot has reached $19,850!

That means we’re only $150 away from reaching our goal! 🙌

Every ticket makes a difference and helps support the important work of the Child Advocacy Center. Let’s push together and reach $20,000!

🎟️ Get your tickets today and help us cross the finish line!

Yesterday, we had the privilege of welcoming United Way of the Chattahoochee Valley staff and some amazing community vol...
09/16/2026

Yesterday, we had the privilege of welcoming United Way of the Chattahoochee Valley staff and some amazing community volunteers to help us give our Place of Hope area some much-needed love! 💙

They rolled up their sleeves, got dirty, and worked through the heat to make this special space beautiful for the children and families we serve.

Our garden beds were cleaned out and planted with fall and winter vegetables, weeds were pulled, flowers were planted, areas received a fresh coat of paint, and our sun shade was repaired and hung back in place. 🌱🌼🎨

We are incredibly grateful to United Way of the Chattahoochee Valley and every volunteer who gave their time, energy, and hard work to make our Place of Hope shine again.

It may look like gardening, painting, and pulling weeds—but to us, it is so much more. It is creating a welcoming, peaceful place where children can feel safe, experience joy, and simply be kids.

Thank you for getting your hands dirty, enduring the heat, and helping us continue to make our Place of Hope a place worthy of its name. ❤️

09/11/2026

Share, share, and share again! Our 50/50 raffle will be held October 2 and the pot is now at $18,115! If we can increase it to $20,000, one lucky winner will win $10,000! Even bigger is the center will WIN the other $10,000! These dollars help us to provide quality care and services to child victims of abuse and their non-offending family members. Abuse doesn’t just affect the child, it affects the entire family. We are here for them as long as it takes for the entire family to heal! We are only able to do that because of people like you supporting us. Thank you from the bottom of my heart!

Mrs Lynn

08/12/2026

With over a month to go before we have our 50/50 raffle drawing the pot has grown to $17,055!!! If you want to be a part of the largest payout we have ever had, but your ticket (s) now! Message us here and we will let you know what to do! Thank you to all who have purchased tickets to support our mission.

07/27/2026

It’s time for a 50/50 raffle update! The pot is now up to $11,125! A reminder that the total raised between now and Oct 2 will be split in half, half to the center and half to the winning ticket. If you have purchased tickets, thank you so much for your support. If you still need to buy tickets, let us know!

Join the CAC staff as we say Happy Birthday to our board President, Greg Allmendinger! He is the epitome of what a board...
07/27/2026

Join the CAC staff as we say Happy Birthday to our board President, Greg Allmendinger! He is the epitome of what a board leader should be. His compassion for the center, the work we do, and those we serve is evidenced by the volunteer hours he puts in that no one ever sees. He takes the 7am calls from the director when calls need to be made, gives direction when needed, sends emails and makes calls to staff for words of encouragement when needed or to say congratulations on a milestone they have reached, and so much more. Happy Birthday Greg! We are blessed to know you and to be lead by you.

Today I had the privilege of meeting with Taylor Johnson, Community Engagement Coordinator for Alabama with the Dolly Pa...
07/09/2026

Today I had the privilege of meeting with Taylor Johnson, Community Engagement Coordinator for Alabama with the Dolly Parton Imagination Library. What an incredible opportunity this program provides for children from birth to 5 years of age!

Parents can enroll their children to receive a brand-new, age-appropriate book every month, addressed and mailed directly to their child—completely free. What a wonderful way to encourage a lifelong love of reading, strengthen the bond between parents and children, and inspire young imaginations through the pages of a book instead of allowing a cell phone to become the center of their world.

At the Russell County Child Advocacy Center, we know that healing doesn’t only happen in therapy rooms or courtrooms. Healing also happens in the quiet moments when a parent reads a bedtime story, when a child feels safe turning the pages of a favorite book, and when families create memories that build trust, security, and hope. Books open doors to learning, imagination, conversation, and emotional connection—things every child deserves.

That is why I am so excited that our center will be partnering to promote this amazing program at no cost to our center or the families we serve. We look forward to educating parents about this wonderful resource and helping ensure that more children have access to books that encourage learning, creativity, and healthy family connections.

Thank you, Taylor, for introducing me to the Dolly Parton Imagination Library, for your passion for children and literacy, and for partnering with us to help spread the word throughout our community. Together, we can help give children not only books to read, but opportunities to dream, grow, heal, and discover that every new page holds the promise of a brighter future.

07/09/2026

Good morning, Facebook family and friends! ❤️

The staff at the Russell County Child Advocacy Center is preparing for a Back-to-School Fun Day on July 29 for the children and families we serve.

This is not a community-wide event. It is a special day created just for the children and families who are walking through the difficult journey of abuse, healing, and the justice process. Our hope is to bring them together with others who understand what they’re experiencing, provide encouragement, celebrate a new school year, and remind them they are not alone.

We know many parents are working hard to meet their children’s emotional, physical, and educational needs while also navigating counseling appointments, court proceedings, and the healing process. If we can ease even one burden, we want to do just that.

Our goal is to provide approximately 75 children with a backpack filled with the school supplies they’ll need to start the school year with confidence.

If you, your church, civic organization, business, or family would like to help, we would be so grateful.

Items needed include:
🎒 Clear backpacks
📚 Composition notebooks (wide & college ruled)
📄 Notebook paper (wide & college ruled)
📁 3-prong folders
🖍️ 24-count crayons
🖊️ Markers
🧴 Glue sticks
📒 3-ring binders
🧼 Hand sanitizer
✂️ Scissors
✏️ Pink erasers
✏️ #2 pencils
📦 Pencil boxes or pouches
🖊️ Pens (red, blue & black)
🖍️ Expo dry-erase markers
…and any other school supplies you feel led to donate.

All donations will be acknowledged as in-kind donations, and we will gladly provide a donation letter reflecting your contribution and its value for your records.

Please have donations to the CAC by July 27.

If you’d like to help, comment below, send us a message, or call the Russell County Child Advocacy Center at 334-297-4962 and ask for Niki or Detra.

Thank you for helping us give these children something every child deserves—a fresh start, a little excitement for a new school year, and the reminder that their community believes in them. ❤️

There are heroes among us whose names most people will never know.They don’t wear uniforms. They don’t seek recognition....
07/08/2026

There are heroes among us whose names most people will never know.

They don’t wear uniforms. They don’t seek recognition. They quietly walk into a room, sit across from a child whose world has been shattered, and become the safe place that child desperately needs.

Forensic Interviewers are the heartbeat of every Child Advocacy Center.

They are entrusted with hearing the unimaginable. With incredible patience, skill, and compassion, they ask the hardest questions in the gentlest ways, allowing children to tell their stories in their own words. Every interview has the power to change a child’s future—to begin healing, protect them from further harm, and help bring offenders to justice.

But there is a cost.

The stories don’t stay in the interview room. They linger in their minds and settle deep within their hearts. They carry the weight of children’s pain long after the workday ends because you cannot hear that level of trauma and simply walk away unchanged.

Not everyone can do this work.

It takes specialized training, extraordinary communication skills, unwavering integrity, endless patience, and a heart full of compassion. It requires the ability to remain calm in heartbreaking moments, to make a frightened child feel safe, and to be the steady presence they need when everything else has failed them.

This week is Forensic Interviewer Appreciation Week, and Russell County is incredibly blessed to have two of the very best.

Detra Rosser and Danielle Repicky have conducted thousands of forensic interviews throughout their careers. Behind every interview is a child who was believed, a family who found hope, and a community made safer because of their dedication. Their work often happens behind closed doors, but its impact echoes for a lifetime.

Detra and Danielle, thank you for carrying burdens that most people could never imagine. Thank you for choosing children, for giving them a voice when theirs has been stolen, and for standing in the gap on their darkest days. Your kindness, strength, professionalism, and unwavering commitment have changed countless lives.

Please join me in thanking these two remarkable women for the work they do every single day. They may never ask for the spotlight, but they deserve every bit of our gratitude and admiration.

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Phenix City, AL

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

Telephone

+13342974962

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