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The CAC of Suffolk County supports the health and wellbeing of the children and families of Boston, Chelsea, Revere, and Winthrop. Each month we'll share highlights and updates to help you better understand how you are part of the healing and justice we see every day. 

Five generous and committed individuals will be taking on the challenge of running the 128th Boston Marathon in support of the CAC on Monday, April 15, 2024.

We look forward to cheering on Carey Borkoski, Caitlyn DiCillo, Kate Leahy, Kaitlynn Norwood, and Talia Syzmanski as they raise awareness for the CAC along the 26.2 mile route from Hopkinton to Boylston Street.

Stay tuned to our socials or visit their fundraising pages (linked above) to learn more about Team Suffolk CAC and support them throughout their training and fundraising journeys.

One week from today, the world will be celebrating GivingTuesday―a globally recognized day that encourages the generous support of organizations doing important work to make the world a better place.

The CAC ensures the safety and healing of children who have experienced abuse and exploitation. We can't do that without your support.

This video describes the critically important work we do and the hope and healing we offer to the children and families we serve.

We hope you'll consider making a donation and sharing this video with your network to encourage them to join you in supporting the CAC!

Recent Highlight

Earlier this month, Associate Director Beth Bouchard and Support to End Exploitation Now (SEEN) Program Manager Sheelah Gobar facilitated a workshop on "High-Risk Missing & Exploited Youth: A Multidisciplinary Team Approach" at Shared Hope International's annual JuST (Juvenile Sex Trafficking) Conference in Washington, DC.

During the workshop, attended by over 100 providers, the pair shared practical guidance and strategies for recovering and engaging missing and exploited youth, increasing the ability of providers to recognize and respond to the commercial sexual exploitation of children.

Staff Spotlight

The CAC's internships provide hands-on experiences for talented and passionate students. This semester we have three incredible Co-Ops supporting our team. Lauren Sterling (left) is a Master of Social Work student at Simmons University School of Social Work serving as a clinical intern with the mental health team, Alyssa Santiago (center) is a Northeastern University Co-op student serving as the program assistant for the Multidisciplinary Investigation Team, and Mara Steed (right) is a Northeastern University Co-op student serving as the program assistant for the Support to End Exploitation Now program.