Child Advocacy Center

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Providing Treatment and Education to Reduce the Harm of Sexual Exploitation

Comfort House provides services to families affected by sexual abuse. Services include a multi-disciplinary team forensic interview approach, advocacy and referral to counseling, legal, and education programs. Staff provides education to community organizations, schools, hospitals, and law enforcement in order to raise community awareness.  Comfort House personnel work as a team with law enforcement, child protection services, mental health, medical professionals, prosecution and advocacy.

Located in Southern Indiana, services are primarily offered in Crawford and Harrison Counties,  although NO ONE IS DENIED SERVICES BECAUSE OF GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION.

Donna Lloyd

Executive Director

donna@comfort-house.org

Melissa Cast

Program Development Coordinator

melissa@comfort-house.org

2207 Concord Avenue NW

Suite 120

Corydon, IN 47112

Phone: (812) 225-5437

Fax:     (812) 225-5438

Comfort House recently started an endowment fund at the Harrison County Community Foundation. Each time a contribution is made, it is matched by the HCCF. This is an opportunity for supporters to contribute to the long-term sustainability of our non-profit. Tax deductible contributions can be made in person at:

1523 Foundation Way NE, Corydon.

Contributions can also be mailed to:

Harrison County Community Foundation

P.O. Box 279

Corydon, IN 47112

Please note that your contribution is intended for the "Comfort House Endowment Fund" on the memo line of your check.

Thank you for your continued support! For more information about the Harrison County Community Foundation, visit their website at: http://www.hccfindiana.org

Corydon Resident Carrie Bridgewater and her family have been gracious enough to donate their time recently to Comfort House, painting the reception area in a jungle theme to create a fun-filled, child friendly atmosphere. The reception area is the first room a child sees upon entering Comfort House and needs to be as fun and friendly as possible to maintain a safe atmosphere. A special thank you to Carrie and her family for their assistance!