Grandma's House Children's Advocacy Center

Grandma's House Children's Advocacy Center A fully operational Children's Advocacy Center designed as a child friendly facility for the response, investigation and prevention of Child Abuse.

We have locations in Harrison, Berryville, Mountain Home & Huntsville.

The mission of CACs is not only to work with victims but also to prevent as many children as we can from becoming victim...
09/10/2026

The mission of CACs is not only to work with victims but also to prevent as many children as we can from becoming victims.

We offer a variety of FREE Child Abuse Prevention Trainings for children and adults alike that are geared to the general public, classrooms, churches, medical professionals, and more.

Prevention is always better than treatment. Call us today at 870-517-1681 to set up a prevention training. We can come to you, or we have a space in our Berryville location to host your group.

We couldn't say it better!! Save these easy guides on how to make a hotline report ⬇️
09/02/2026

We couldn't say it better!! Save these easy guides on how to make a hotline report ⬇️

Did you know there are 18 Children's Advocacy Centers plus many more Satellite locations across the state of Arkansas? T...
09/01/2026

Did you know there are 18 Children's Advocacy Centers plus many more Satellite locations across the state of Arkansas? This map shows not only where all FOUR Grandma's Houses are, but also where the rest of the state's child abuse victims get their care!

We are so pleased to welcome Cody Rogers for Arkansas to our CAC family! He came in for a tour of our Berryville center ...
08/31/2026

We are so pleased to welcome Cody Rogers for Arkansas to our CAC family! He came in for a tour of our Berryville center with our Executive Director Michelle Missy Wilson Steiner and asked amazing questions while learning about what we do for child abuse victims. We count ourselves blessed to have him as an advocate for CACs across Arkansas!

This is a big win for CACs and child abuse victims across the state!! Caring for a child's Mental Health is an essential...
08/28/2026

This is a big win for CACs and child abuse victims across the state!! Caring for a child's Mental Health is an essential part of healing 💙🩵🤍

CACar is thrilled to announce that we are a recipient of Arkansas’ Rural Health Transformation Program Grant! 🎉

This investment will help expand access to mental health services for children who have experienced abuse—bringing critical, trauma-informed support to more children and families across Arkansas.

We are grateful to the Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration Sarah Huckabee Sanders and the Rural Health Transformation Program committee for recognizing the importance of ensuring children have access to the care they need to heal and thrive.

We’re proud to be part of this important work—and excited about what’s ahead for children across Arkansas. 💙

Our summer newsletter is here! Take a peak at what we've been up to this summer, see if you know our volunteers and revi...
08/27/2026

Our summer newsletter is here! Take a peak at what we've been up to this summer, see if you know our volunteers and review your mandated reporter knowledge!

Talking with young children about Body Safety can seem daunting but we are here to help!! Review these 10 tips and start...
08/24/2026

Talking with young children about Body Safety can seem daunting but we are here to help!! Review these 10 tips and start with just one. Education Prevention is better than Treatment .

Hard conversations can save lives; can change lives. Talk to your kids about Human Trafficking, about the risks of talki...
08/21/2026

Hard conversations can save lives; can change lives. Talk to your kids about Human Trafficking, about the risks of talking with just anyone online, at the movies, etc. have questions about how? Ask us or the light, we would be happy to help!

The younger a child is, the more vulnerable they are to predators because they are usually more trusting, lack life experience, can be physically taken advantage of more easily, and often don’t know what red flags to look out for. It’s important to have age appropriate discussions about staying safe no matter how young a child is for this reason. Topics to discuss with younger kids include never interacting with a stranger without a trusted adult present, identifying who is a “safe” adult to go to if they feel scared or uncomfortable, and establishing physical boundaries.

HOW TO REPORT TRAFFICKING:

National Human Trafficking Hotline (available 24 hours a day): at 888-373-7888

Into the Light’s 24/7 crisis number: 877-743-7348

Arkansas Human Trafficking Council/Coordinator: 866-787-2332

Arkansas Child Abuse Hotline:800-482-5964

Are you a mandated reporter? Do you know how to make a report? What happens if your report is not accepted? We can answe...
08/18/2026

Are you a mandated reporter? Do you know how to make a report? What happens if your report is not accepted? We can answer all these questions with our Mandated Reporter Training! DM or call us at 870-517-1681 to get a training scheduled today!

Address

501 W Stephenson Avenue
Harrison, AR
72601

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+18703912224

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