Where Small Voices Can Be Heard

BPCAC empowers child victims through specialized services addressing the physical, mental, and emotional aspects of abuse. We promote safety and resilience for children and families through community education and partnerships.

Vision Statement
All children feel safe and live in a trauma-informed community, where the stigma of being a survivor of abuse has been eradicated. Booker’s Place, a Child Advocacy Center is a household name, providing multidisciplinary intervention, abuse education and prevention services to all children and families.

Mission Statement
The mission of BPCAC is to provide a safe environment and support services for child abuse victims and their families as they navigate the investigation and aftermath of abuse.
 

Services Provided
• Forensic Interviews
• Medical Examinations
• Case Coordination
• Trauma-Informed Therapy Services
• Advocacy
 

Types of Cases Handled
The Child Advocacy Center conducts fact-finding interviews and medical examinations for children who are alleged victims of:
• Sexual abuse, including children exhibiting sexualized behaviors
• Sex and labor trafficking
• Serious physical abuse
• Witness to violent crimes, including domestic violence, homicide, or robbery
• Kidnapping or attempted kidnapping
• Exposure to the possession, use, and manufacturing of illegal drugs
 

Availability
Booker's Place is open as needed and can be accessed upon referral by law enforcement, the Department of Health and Human Services and area hospitals.
 

Referral Process
Oklahoma Statute requires everyone to report suspected abuse and neglect to the Department of Health and Human Services hotline (1-800-522-3511). You can also call your local law enforcement agency.
1. Report: The first step is to report the suspected abuse.
2. Investigation: Once the report is accepted for investigation, law enforcement or the Department of Health and Human Services will arrange for a forensic interview and medical evaluation at BPCAC.
If you are unsure about what to do or would like to talk to one of our child advocates, please contact us.
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