When a family rings the doorbell, a friendly staff member will greet them and welcome this into our living room.  Every child and his/her family members who walk through the door at the PCAC can expect to be treated gently, compassionately and with respect.
What to Expect

How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment before

starting to improve the world.

Anne Frank
Look Inside

 

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301 W. 13th Street  Pueblo, CO 81003

A homelike environment for prevention, investigation, and treatment of child abuse.

Pueblo County

 

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A family will encounter a large and comfortable living room and kitchen. 

It has a separate play room full of

toys for kids of all ages.  In addition, 

it has a television/video player

with plenty of movies and cartoons to entertain the children.

 

The child and his/her family are introduced to the professionals who will assist them.  They may include a social worker and/or a law enforcement detective for an interview or a medical professional

for a medical exam.

 

Furthermore, the PCAC has 2 interview rooms that resemble private family room settings and all interviews are recorded using state-of-the-art digital audio/video equipment.

 

Medical exams are conducted in a private, child-friendly setting.  A

state-of-the-art Colposcope is used to record the findings of each exam.

 

The child’s parent/guardian receives helpful information on what to expect next and information on any additional resources that may be

available to them.

Upon entering the PCAC...