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Montana Child Advocacy Centers Get Funding Boost | Helena News
Montana’s four Children’s Advocacy Centers are set to receive nearly $150,000 from a Johnson & Johnson baby powder settlement, funding critical upgrades in tech, facilities, and staff training. Attorney General Austin Knudsen emphasized the centers’ vital role as safe, one-stop hubs for child abuse survivors—reducing trauma from repeated interviews and strengthening legal outcomes. Emma’s House ($37K), Red Bird Woman Center ($25K), AWARE, Inc. ($50K), and First Step ($30K) will each benefit, empowering these centers to better serve families in crisis and accelerate healing. Listen in…
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