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CSEC response

Case management for CSEC response

Commercial sexual exploitation cases involve more agencies than most child abuse cases. Collaborate keeps referral, screening, coordination and reporting on one record, configured to your response model.

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Georgia's CSEC Response Team

The Children's Advocacy Centers of Georgia (CACGA) CSEC Response Team was set up in 2020 as Georgia's central point of contact for CSEC victims and the agencies that support them. The team works with CACs across the state on Collaborate, from inbound referrals and MDT case coordination to assessments and ongoing counseling.

“Because CSEC cases are so much more complex than traditional child sexual abuse cases, it really requires a more collective approach. Collaborate helps us connect several agencies together to understand the client's needs and address them.”
Naeshia McDowellCSEC Response Team Director, Children's Advocacy Centers of Georgia (CACGA)
Georgia CSEC referral flow: hotline, web and email referrals go to an intake specialist, then a regional care coordinator; once CSEC is confirmed, the local CAC sets up services

From referral to services

  • Partners refer through a secure link with no login, or from inside the workspace. An intake specialist reviews, waitlists, accepts or declines, and acceptance creates the case.
  • Build your screening tool as a scored form. Follow-up questions open only when an answer calls for them.
  • The youth, caregivers and alleged exploiters sit on one case, each in their own role.
  • A trafficking response can run as its own program beside a CAC, with its own forms, roles and staff. A youth known to both teams is still one person.
A PC-PTSD-5 screening in Collaborate: a yes to the exposure question opens the follow-up questions, scored automatically

Data for funders and the community

  • Demographics are captured once and shared across every case and form.
  • VOCA and NCA fields are built in, and the Funder Compliance tab shows what is Met and what is a Gap before a report is due.
  • Ask the reporting agent, the AI assistant that runs your funder reports, for your VOCA, VAWA, SASP, NCA, HMIS, IFSATS or TANF report in chat. Collaborate's tested reports compute the numbers, so they match every run.
"We're able to really drill down into who our clients are, what types of kids are being impacted, and look for trends based on demographic data we collect, which we pass along to our funders and the community," says McDowell.
The Funder Compliance tab in Collaborate: each VOCA and NCA data point, whether it is Met or a Gap, and the field that captures it

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