Coordinates child sexual and physical abuse investigations with state and local police, the Department of Social Services, and the District Attorney's office.

Ensures medical and mental health care for victims.

Tracks each and every child through prosecution and beyond.

Compiles statistical analysis of child abuse cases.

Provides therapeutic services to child victims and their non-offending family members.

Provides clinical evaluations of children affected by violence.

Provides comprehensive group treatment program.

Provides clinical support and consultation to the SAIN program.

Increases community awareness of child abuse and domestic violence.

Provides programs to the community to prevent child abuse.

Acts as a community resource for violence prevention materials.

A collaborative effort between the Kids' Place and the Elizabeth Freeman Center.

Provides advocacy and counseling services to abused women and their children.

Increases awareness of the effects of domestic violence on children.

A joint collaborative between the Kids' Place and the Elizabeth Freeman Center.

Provides comprehensive and child centered medical care when a child or family presents with a concern of sexual abuse or assault.

Pediatric nurse examiner conducts developmentally appropriate physical examination and time sensitive forensic evidence collection on site in a state of the art medical exam room.

The program is guided by the principle of the first, do no harm, and seeks to minimize further stress to a child and their family.

This program is also named BTRN.

Works collaboratively with existing agencies and school administrations to plan the most effective response in the event of a critical incident.

Coordinated Post Traumatic Stress Management Training for school and community based professionals throughout Berkshire County.

Available to respond and assist in the recovery process following critical incident in Berkshire County and provide support to the impacted community.