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The Memphis Child Advocacy Center (CAC) is dedicated to helping victims of child abuse regain their childhood through a comprehensive approach that includes interviews, clinical exams, advocacy, and therapy. Collaborating with various agencies, including law enforcement and child protective services, the CAC works to strengthen families and ensure the safety of children in the community. In addition to responding to incidents of abuse, the CAC emphasizes prevention through training programs like Stewards of Children, which equips adults to protect children in their care. The center also plays a vital role in the prosecution of offenders, ensuring accountability and justice for victims. Generated from the website

Alzheimer's Day Services of Memphis, established in 1983, is a nonprofit organization that operates and offers daycare programs for people suffering from Alzheimer's disease. The organization provides community-based support for families to help prevent, divert and delay institutionalized care and associated financial expenses. It offers adult daycare services to patients suffering from Alzheimer's and disorders resulting in dementia from strokes, Parkinson's disease and Multiple Sclerosis. The center offers a safe and socializing daytime environment for patients and promotes and maintains basic functioning levels. Alzheimer's Day Services of Memphis also provides educational and support programs for caregivers and families. The center has two locations in Memphis, Tenn.