Children who are sexually and physically abused have to endure multiple interviews by lawyers, police, doctors, social workers and counselors. Often times these interviews are conducted in undesirable settings such as police stations, courthouses, and school hallways, none of which are conducive to the emotional well being of children. In 1985, the Baldwin County Department of Human Resources, Sheriff's Department and District Attorney's office formed a Multi-Disciplinary Team in order to limit this lengthy and traumatic investigative process. It soon became evident that a central location was needed - one that would convey protection, comfort, dignity and care. CARE House opened its doors in 1989. CARE House continues to provide a child-friendly environment for the child victims of sexual abuse.ABOUT US
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Board of Directors -
Executive Board
Claudene Nichols - Chairman
Lee Mitchell - 1st Vice Chairman
Frances Holk-Jones - 2nd Vice Chairman
Sara Fountain - Secretary
Judy Niemeyer - Treasurer
Board Members
David Greene
Millie Long
Dr. Mark Swigert
Shirlee Poulos
Marina Simpson
Debbie Denson
Cristina Green
