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Established in 1991, the Dallas Children's Advocacy Center is a nonprofit public- private collaboration welfare organization that provides investigation, treatment and intervention services for sexual and physical abuses on children. It has served more than 20,000 children and families since its inscription. The Dallas Children's Advocacy Center also serves community professionals in the fields of law enforcement, prosecution, medical care, mental health and education through professional development and training. It conducts various awareness programs for civic groups and other social service providers on topics related to child abuse. The organization offers therapeutic services through cognitive, play and group therapies, as well as forensic interviews and medical examination services. The Dallas Children's Advocacy Center is located in Dallas.

The North Central Texas Trauma Regional Advisory Council (NCTTRAC) is the administrative body overseeing trauma system management within Trauma Service Areas C, D, and E. Its primary responsibilities include developing, implementing, and monitoring a regional emergency medical service trauma system plan aimed at enhancing public health and safety. NCTTRAC offers membership to a diverse range of stakeholders, including hospitals, emergency medical services, first responder organizations, and educational institutions, all of whom are involved in trauma and emergency healthcare systems. The council also engages in various committees and initiatives focused on improving system performance, public education, and injury prevention across the region. Generated from the website