Contact Information
Address:
2151 Salvio Street, Suite 295
Child Advocates of Contra Costa County is a nonprofit organization based in Concord, California, dedicated to supporting children and youth in the child welfare and juvenile justice systems. The organization trains volunteers through its Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) Program to advocate for the best interests of these young people in court and beyond. Additional services include trauma-informed tutoring, access to reproductive health resources, and free teletherapy through Therapy Project California. By focusing on education, mental health, and personal advocacy, Child Advocates helps youth heal, grow, and thrive in safe, nurturing environments.
2151 Salvio Street, Suite 295
Child Advocates of Contra Costa County
Located at 2151 Salvio Street, Suite 295, Concord, California, Child Advocates of Contra Costa County (CA4K) is a dedicated nonprofit organization committed to empowering children who have experienced trauma. Our mission is to provide comprehensive support and advocacy services to children and their families within our community.
At our Concord office, we focus on creating a safe, confidential, and supportive environment for children. We understand that children often struggle to articulate their experiences and feelings after trauma. Our trained team steps in to help bridge this communication gap.
Our core service is the provision of child advocacy. We conduct interviews with children who have been victims of abuse or witnessed violence. These interviews are conducted in a sensitive, child-friendly manner by specially trained professionals. The goal is to help the child share their experience accurately and comfortably, minimizing distress.
Through these interviews, we gather crucial information that can be used effectively in legal proceedings or mandated reporting to protective services. By taking on the role of the child's advocate during this process, we empower the child and reduce the burden on them and their parents during an already difficult time.
Our team at 2151 Salvio Street, Suite 295 includes trained volunteers and staff who are equipped to work sensitively with children of all ages. We believe that every child deserves to be heard and protected. Our services are provided free of charge to eligible children and families residing in Contra Costa County.
While our primary focus is on child advocacy through interviews, our presence at this location signifies our commitment to serving the Concord community. We work closely with law enforcement, child protective services, schools, and healthcare providers to ensure a coordinated response to child maltreatment.
Child Advocates of Contra Costa County, operating from our Concord office, is a vital resource for families navigating complex situations involving child safety and well-being. We provide essential support to help children heal and ensure their voices are heard.
For more information about our services at our Concord location or to learn how you can support our mission, please visit our website or call our office directly.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What services do you provide at your Concord location?
We primarily provide child advocacy services through confidential interviews for children who have experienced trauma or witnessed violence. Our team advocates for the child during this process.
Q2: Who is eligible to receive services from your Concord office?
We serve children of all ages who are victims or witnesses of abuse or neglect within Contra Costa County. Services are provided free of charge.
Q3: How does the child advocacy process work at your location?
After a referral, a trained advocate meets with the child in a comfortable, private room designed for children. The advocate uses specialized techniques to help the child share their experience safely and accurately.
Q4: Do you offer support to families as well?
While our primary service is the child interview, we work closely with families and refer them to appropriate community resources for additional support, such as counseling services.
Q5: How can I refer a child for services at your Concord office?
Referrals can be made by law enforcement, child protective services, school personnel, healthcare providers, or family members. Please contact our office using the provided contact information for guidance on the referral process.