Helping children find their voice, their strength, and their wings
What to Expect at The Dragonfly House
The Dragonfly House Children’s Advocacy Center provides a coordinated, child-focused response to reports of abuse and neglect. As a united team of professionals—from law enforcement and child protection to medical, mental health, and advocacy—we offer a safe, supportive space where children are heard, families are guided, and healing begins.
Together, we help break the cycle of abuse and build stronger, safer communities.
Families are referred to The Dragonfly House by law enforcement or the Department of Social Services to assist with open investigations involving possible child abuse, neglect, or maltreatment. We are often one of the first steps in the investigative process and serve as a trusted resource for both families and investigative agencies.
If you are concerned about a child please reach out to local law enforcements first.
During the Appointment
Children are brought by a non-offending caregiver, who will have the opportunity to speak with our crime victim advocate about the process and what to expect.
Children ages 3–17 will participate in a forensic interview conducted by a trained forensic interviewer.
Children ages 0–17 may receive a Child Medical Exam to assess their health, safety, and wellbeing.
