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The Medcenter One Dakota Children's Advocacy Center is a program that is committed to improving the response to child abuse. We are a community partnership that utilizes a comprehensive multidisciplinary team approach to investigating child abuse. Professionals from social services, law enforcement, prosecution, victim advocacy and the medical and mental health communities come together under one roof so that a child only has to tell of his or her abuse one time. The DCAC is fully funded through grants, donations and third party payers. Supporters include Medcenter One, VOCA, Edward Byrne Memorial Grant, MDU Resources Group, Inc., Ronald McDonald House Charities and the National Children's Alliance. Incident within 72 hoursReferrals can be made by calling the Medcenter One Children's Advocacy Center at 701.323.5626. If an alleged incident occurred within 72 hours of the report, it is crucial that the physical examination take place immediately.Contact informationMedcenter OneDakota Children's Advocacy Center 200 E. Main St. #301 Bismarck, N.D. 58501 phone: 701.323.5626 In the newsDCAC featured in ND Supreme Court newsletter A way to helpChildren’s treasure chest, a part of the Medcenter One Dakota Children’s Advocacy Center (DCAC), provides children and their families who have been traumatized small things that can help make a stressful situation easier for them. The shelves of the treasure chest hold a small bright spot and sense of caring in a situation that can be confusing and sometimes scary. A child may find comfort in the warmth of a blanket or a hug from a soft, stuffed animal. Children can express their stories through art and written means. And for families that drive long distances to the DCAC and spend most of the day with us, meal gift cards and snacks are greatly appreciated. If you are interested in adding items to the treasure chest, click here to see the wish list. To make a donation, please call 701.323.5626. Or, you may drop donations at the DCAC, 200 E. Main St. #301. "Happiest Baby on the Block" classDo you suffer sleepless nights because of a crying baby? Find out about effective ways to calm your baby in the “Happiest Baby on the Block” class. New parents will learn step-by-step how to help babies sleep longer and soothe even the fussiest infant in minutes or less. This two-hour class is free and open to the public. Parents will receive a kit which contains “The Happiest Baby on the Block” DVD and “Soothing Sounds” CD. This class takes place in the Well-Baby Clinic (take elevator C to the fifth floor of the hospital). For more information, call 323.5626 or e-mail shilfer@mohs.org. This class is offered 3—5 p.m. on the following Tuesdays:
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