The state budget recently signed by Governor Youngkin includes funding for child advocacy centers. As Roxy Todd explains, CACs work alongside law enforcement and prosecuting attorneys to ensure children are safely able to report abuse.
Va. lawmakers provide money to keep child advocacy centers open, amid declining federal funding
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