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Flagler’s Family Life Center Now a Certified Rape Crisis Center, Ensuring Critical Services

January 31, 2016 | FlaglerLive | 1 Comment

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Until Family Life took over the service in an arrangement with the sheriff’s office in March 2014, Flagler County had been without a reliable crisis center because the Children’s Advocacy Center had quit providing that service.

Flagler-Based Family Life Center Will Provide Rape-Exam Services, Ending Year of Failures Under Children’s Advocacy Center

March 3, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 2 Comments

A waiting room at the Children's Advocacy Center's then-new space in Bunnell. The center had pledged it would provide forensic exams for rape victims, only to break its pledge. The service will now be provided by the Family Life Center at its facilities. (© FlaglerLive)

The Children’s Advocacy Center failures came to light last spring when it failed to provide a certified nurse following a rape, forcing the victim to wait for hours. The Flagler County Sheriff’s Office will administer the contract, awarded to Palm Coast and Bunnell-based Family Life Center. which says it has Flagler-based nurses to provide exams when needed.

Again Breaking a Pledge, Children’s Advocacy Center Sets Ultimatum On Rape-Crisis Intervention as Top Cops Scramble

January 9, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 9 Comments

In July, Sheriff Jim Manfre, seen here speaking with the Children Advocacy Center's Terri Karol, the CAC's vice president for financial operations, was among several top officials--including State Attorney R.J. Larizza--who toured the CAC's new facility in Bunnell, where the center pledged it would provide rape exams to adult victims. The pledge proved hollow. (© FlaglerLive)

The Children Advocacy Center’s promise in July to provide rape-crisis exams to adults in Flagler and Volusia counties turned out to be relatively hollow, and was followed by an ultimatum that the CAC would get out of the business altogether by June, triggering a furiously critical response from State Attorney R.J. Larizza, Sheriff Manfre and other local top cops.

Rape Crisis Failure:
How the Children’s Advocacy Center Betrayed a Victim at Her Most Vulnerable

July 1, 2013 | FlaglerLive | 35 Comments

After a Flagler Beach woman was allegedly raped on June 14, the Children’s Advocacy Center in Daytona Beach was responsible for providing a certified nurse to conduct an exam and gather evidence in a private setting. It failed on all counts. A FlaglerLive investigation reveals the extent of a failure that local police have been contending with since the center opted to cut its ties with the provider who’d ensured a functioning system for many years.

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