McMahon Ryan Child Advocacy Center
www.mcmahonryan.orgOur Vision is a community where all children are free from abuse and exploitation and the community understands the impact of abuse and actively protects our children. Our Mission is dedicated to ending child abuse in our community, through prevention, intervention, and education by facilitating a coordinated multidisciplinary team approach, meeting the needs of children and families. Before McMahon/Ryan Before McMahon/Ryan existed, the system was doing more to harm, not help, child abuse victims. A child would have to tell the worst story of his or her life over and over again, to doctors, cops, lawyers, therapists, investigators, judges, and others. They would have to talk about that traumatic experience in a police station where they thought they might be in trouble, or might be asked the wrong questions by a well-meaning teacher or other adult that could hurt the case against the abuser. At McMahon/Ryan Our streamlined approach partners law enforcement, children and family services, social workers, medical professionals, victim advocates, prosecutors, therapists and volunteers under one roof, and preserves the best evidence for investigators. Whenever possible, children tell their story once to a highly trained forensic interviewer who knows the right questions to ask in a way that does not re-traumatize the child. The child connects to a victim advocate, gets one medical exam, and meets with a therapist. Team members work together to provide the child and family the support services they need—all the way through trial and beyond.
Read moreOur Vision is a community where all children are free from abuse and exploitation and the community understands the impact of abuse and actively protects our children. Our Mission is dedicated to ending child abuse in our community, through prevention, intervention, and education by facilitating a coordinated multidisciplinary team approach, meeting the needs of children and families. Before McMahon/Ryan Before McMahon/Ryan existed, the system was doing more to harm, not help, child abuse victims. A child would have to tell the worst story of his or her life over and over again, to doctors, cops, lawyers, therapists, investigators, judges, and others. They would have to talk about that traumatic experience in a police station where they thought they might be in trouble, or might be asked the wrong questions by a well-meaning teacher or other adult that could hurt the case against the abuser. At McMahon/Ryan Our streamlined approach partners law enforcement, children and family services, social workers, medical professionals, victim advocates, prosecutors, therapists and volunteers under one roof, and preserves the best evidence for investigators. Whenever possible, children tell their story once to a highly trained forensic interviewer who knows the right questions to ask in a way that does not re-traumatize the child. The child connects to a victim advocate, gets one medical exam, and meets with a therapist. Team members work together to provide the child and family the support services they need—all the way through trial and beyond.
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New York
City (Headquarters)
Syracuse
Industry
Employees
11-50
Founded
1998
Estimated Revenue
$1,000,000 to $5,000,000
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