Resources for Community Safety & Support
The Path Forward
The welfare of children stands paramount to the growth and development of any community. In the heart of North Carolina, Davie and Davidson counties recognize this truth and, as a testament to their commitment, they proudly support The Dragonfly House. This esteemed institution serves as one of the leading Children Advocacy Centers in the region, demonstrating unwavering dedication to the protection and support of vulnerable children.
The Comprehensive Approach to Child Safety
The Dragonfly House is more than just an advocacy center; it represents hope, resilience, and a beacon of safety for countless children. The center’s primary mission is to minimize the trauma endured by children who have faced abuse, ensuring they receive timely intervention and a platform where their voices are heard.
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Multidisciplinary Team (MDT) Collaboration
This team comprises professionals from various disciplines, including law enforcement, child protective services, legal entities, medical professionals, and therapists. Their collective goal is to ensure that every child's case is addressed holistically, minimizing further distress and maximizing the efficiency of interventions.
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Forensic Interviewing
Tailored to the specific needs of each child, these interviews are conducted in a child-friendly environment by trained professionals. They aim to ascertain the details of any allegations in a manner that is both supportive and non-leading.
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Therapeutic Services
Recognizing that the journey to healing is multifaceted, The Dragonfly House provides therapeutic services designed to address the emotional and psychological needs of children, helping them to process trauma and build resilience.
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Family Advocacy and Support
It’s not just the children who need support. Often, their families require guidance on how to best support their loved ones. The Dragonfly House is there to provide this essential backing, ensuring that families can navigate the complexities of the aftermath of abuse.
National Resources
Emergency 911 | Ask for CIT Trained Officer (Crisis Intervention Team)
Suicide and Crisis Hotline | Text/Call 988
Suicide Prevention Lifeline | 1-800-273-TALK (8255)
DHHS Service Center | Assistance finding programs and support | (1-800-662-7030)
1-800-4-A-CHILD (National Child Abuse Hotline)
Education and Support
W⁵ | Who, What, When, Where, Why | Free Mandated Reporting Program
National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) | Local Support Groups, etc.
Take Triple P’s | Free Positive Parenting Program
Davie County Resource Guide 2023
Local Resources
Davie Center for Violence Prevention (DCVP) | Office: 336-751-3450 | Crisis: (336) 751-4357 | 172 Clement Street, Mocksville
Davidson County 24/7 Crisis Support | Main: (336) 243-1934
Family Services of Davidson County | Office: (336) 249-0237 | Crisis: (336) 243-1934
The Dragonfly House Children’s Advocacy Center | Office: (336)753-6155
Cooleemee Food Pantry | Phone: (336) 284-2626 | 204 Marginal Street
Just HOPE, Inc. | Phone: (336) 909-4241 | 643 Wilkesboro Street Mocksville
A Storehouse for Jesus | Phone: (336) 751-1060 | 675 E. Lexington Rd. Mocksville
Fairgrove Family Resource Center | Phone: (336) 472-7217 | 159 Myrtle Drive Thomasville
South Davidson Family Resource Center | Phone: (336) 859-5399 | 292 South Main Street Denton
Greater Things Outreach Center | Phone: (336) 619-0171 | 6282 Old US 52 N Lexington
Family Promise of Davie County | Phone: (336) 284-4200
The Arc of Davidson County Developmental Disabilities | Phone: (336) 248-2842
Davie County Department of Social Services | Phone: (336) 753-6250
Davidson County Department of Social Services | Phone: (336) 242-2500
Davidson County Sheriff's Office | Phone: (336) 242-2105
Davie County Sheriff's Office | Phone: (336) 751-6238
Denton Police Department | Phone: (336) 859-2164
Lexington Police Department | Phone: (336) 243-3302
Thomasville Police Department | Phone: (336)475-4260
A Call to Action
The primary mission of The Dragonfly House is unwavering: to safeguard the innocent. Vulnerable children, when faced with adversities, require more than just care. They need an environment where they are heard, protected, and supported. This center delivers exactly that.