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CAIP Team

The Child Abuse Intervention Project (CAIP)

The Child Abuse Intervention Project (CAIP) is the culmination of nearly two decades of interagency cooperation in Niagara County.  The CAIP team includes a variety of agencies involved in the response to child abuse.

Current participants in CAIP include:

  • Child Advocacy Center of Niagara (Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center
  • Lockport Police Department
  • New York State Police
  • New York State Police Victim Advocate
  • Niagara County Department of Social Services
  • Niagara County District Attorney's Office
  • Niagara County Forensic Laboratory
  • Niagara County Rape Crisis Services (Niagara County Department of Mental Health)
  • Niagara County Sheriff's Department
  • Niagara County Victim Assistance Unit (Niagara County Sheriff's Department)
  • Niagara Falls Police Department
  • North Tonawanda Police Department
 CAIP addresses the most serious forms of suspected child abuse and maltreatment, including child fatalities, severe or near-fatal injuries, physical child abuse and child sexual abuse. CAIP also serves the needs of children involved in the criminal justice process as a result of witnessing violence. It represents an attempt to re-cast Niagara County's efforts in a coordinated manner, employing state-of-the-art methods and facilities in an attempt to best serve the needs and requirements of the child-victim.