New Child Advocacy Center Provides Child Victims of Abuse a Safe Haven Canopy Children’s Solutions celebrates the opening of a second location for its South Mississippi Child Advocacy Center to better serve Jackson County and surrounding areas.
Human Trafficking: The Crime Hiding in Plain Sight January is Human Trafficking Awareness Month. While many have heard of this crime, few know much about it. It affects people of every age, race, gender, and socioeconomic status, and it's here in Mississippi.
Taking a Stand Against Child Abuse In honor of Child Abuse Prevention Month, Canopy Children’s Solutions wants to bring awareness to this issue that is devastating the lives of children across our state and country.
March Madness 3-on-3 Tournament Join us for a 3-on-3 single elimination basketball tournament helping to support the South Mississippi Child Advocacy Center.
Unaware—The Real Danger of Human Trafficking January 11 is an official day of observance to recognize on the worldwide impact of human trafficking. See how Canopy Children's Solutions is helping shed light on this growing crime.
Child Advocacy Center Helps Family Find Justice Harrison County District Attorney puts away a man for 15 years, convicted of molesting a now 6-year-old girl. Learn how the South Mississippi Child Advocacy Center helped play a critical role in this conviction.
Rock One Sock May 25 is recognized as National Missing Children's Day. Canopy Children's Solutions participated in the #RockOneSock campaign sponsored by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, which has been at the forefront of fighting to keep children safer from abduction and sexual exploitation for more than three decades.
April is Child Abuse Prevention Month Canopy Children’s Solutions’ South Mississippi Child Advocacy Center provides a valuable resource to the Mississippi Gulf Coast and families who have fallen victim to child abuse.
CAC Aids in Conviction of Child Sex Offender Harrison County District Attorney puts away a man for 25 years, convicted of molesting a 10-year-old boy. Learn how the South Mississippi Child Advocacy Center helped play a critical role in this conviction.