DC Parent Child Center

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A nonprofit fundraiser supporting

Lexington Community Foundation
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PCC provides confidential services to victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and child abuse.

$5,190

raised by 16 people

$10,000 goal

Parent-Child Center’s Mission: The mission and purpose of the Dawson County Parent-Child Center is to provide confidential, comprehensive services to victims of child abuse, sexual assault, and domestic violence. 

In 2022, the Parent-Child Center provided services to 150 victims. 

Of this total, 

-130 were victims of domestic violence, 

-1 was a victim of dating violence, 

-5 were adult victims of sexual assault, 

-2 were child victims of physical abuse, 

-6 were child victims of sexual abuse, 

-3 were victims of stalking, and 

-3 were victims of human trafficking.     

An emergency shelter was provided to 26 adults and 22 children in 2022.

Advocates had contact with or provided advocacy for a survivor 1,411 times.

 

Services provided by Parent-Child Center include:

  • 24-hour crisis line
  • medical advocacy
  • emergency shelter
  • emergency transportation
  • transitional housing
  • safety planning
  • legal advocacy
  • personal and enhanced advocacy
  • criminal justice support
  • protection order assistance
  • immigration information and assistance
  • national, state, and local information and referrals
  • community education about the issues and prevention of child abuse, sexual assault, and domestic violence and about healthy relationships.

 

The Purple Door Thrift Store


The communities that Parent-Child Center serves are very generous and donate numerous items, including; clothing, bedding, towels, furniture, dishes, toys, and other household items.  “The Purple Door” was established in 2020 with the goal of generating unrestricted funds for emergency financial aid for clients and general operating support for both the store and the agency.

Clothing, dishes, and bedding are currently available at no cost to anyone in need.  Area service providers (Micah’s House, HHS, CASA, Mid-Nebraska, public schools, etc.) refer individuals to us that are in need. These individuals, as well as the clients we serve, are still able to receive items at no cost.

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