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Child Abuse Prevention Council

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About CAPC

About CAPC

Mission

The mission of the El Dorado County Child Abuse Prevention Council is to increase awareness and respect for the rights of children to be free of abuse and neglect.
 
The functions of the Council shall include the following: 
  1. Provide a forum for interagency cooperation and coordination in the prevention, detection, intervention, treatment, and legal processing of child abuse cases 
  2. Promote the public awareness of abuse and neglect and the resources available 
  3. Encourage and facilitate training of professionals in the prevention, detection, intervention, treatment, and legal processing of child abuse and neglect
  4. Recommend improvements in services to families and victims 
  5. Encourage and facilitate community support for child abuse and neglect programs 
  6. Serve as County Children’s Trust Fund Commission 
  7. Provide input for the County’s CBFRS, CAPIT and FSSP Plans.
CAPC Meeting Schedule

CAPC Meeting Schedule

OPEN to ALL

 
CAPC Monthly Meetings
 
All Meetings are in person with a Zoom option available for the public. Please email mmoody@edcoe.org to subscribe to our meeting and information emails.
Council Meetings take place five times each year. Meetings will take place from 4-5:30 p.m. A single council retreat will occur in place of a monthly meeting in May or June. 
 
Elections for the ensuing years will occur during this annual planning retreat, with new positions taking effect in July.
Council Membership

Council Membership

The 15 member Council is comprised of
20 % Community Based Org.; Schools; Prevention & Treatment Service Providers
20% Community Representation; Community Volunteers, Civic Org., Religious Communities
20% Public Agency Representation; Child Welfare,  probation, licensing, criminal justice/law enforcement, district attorney, courts, coroner 
20% Health & Mental Health Providers
20% Parents & Primary Caregivers
Liaisons to the Council (2)
 
Report on the Status of El Dorado Children's Trust Fund 2022-23

Report on the Status of El Dorado Children's Trust Fund 2022-23

The El Dorado Child Abuse Prevention Council (CAPC) acts as the Children’s Trust Fund Commission (CTF) in accordance with W and I code Section 18970. Pursuant to Welfare and Institution code section 18970, the following is the annual report of the Children’s Trust Fund. The CTF Report can be downloaded below.