CAC directors and board members are responsible for the oversight of the program. Some CACs are nonprofit organizations and have a board of directors, while others may be part of a larger umbrella organization, with a CAC advisory board. Please find a few resources to assist with the management of the CAC, including strategic planning, succession planning, and more.
Strategic Planning
Succession Planning
- CAC Leadership Transition Tips
- CAC Succession Plan Sample
- Chapter Leadership Transition Tips
- Consideration for CAC Boards when Hiring a New Director
- Nonprofit Executive Succession-Planning Toolkit
- Planning for Leadership Transition RCACs
- Sample slides for CAC Board Trainings on Succession Planning
- Succession Planning in the CAC Environment
Other
- Critical Incident Preparation and Response
- Developing Yourself as a CAC Leader: Lessons and Insights from the Leadership, Exchange, & Coaching Project (LEC)
- Emergency Preparedness and Response Guide for CACs: Planning for the Unexpected
- Facility Dogs at Children’s Advocacy Centers and in Legal Settings: Best Practices