Caitlyn Brantley is the Prevention Services Director at Child Enrichment Inc. Caitlyn was first a CASA intern in 2014 and then became a CAC intern while in the Master's Program at the University of South Carolina. Caitlyn has been an employee with Child Enrichment since 2016. She has always been drawn to helping others and Child Enrichment Inc. has given the opportunity for this to be her career. Caitlyn specializes in conducting Forensic Interviews with children and teenagers and TF-CBT, supervising social workers, and spearheading Child Abuse Prevention initiatives. Outside of work, she finds joy in nurturing her collection of indoor and outdoor plants, as well as traveling with her family.

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Upcoming Training

Let’s Talk: Hygiene, Body Safety, And Consent (TBA)

Join us for an in-person event, Let's Talk: Hygiene, Body Safety, and Consent, at 2300 Walden Drive, Augusta, GA, USA. This engaging discussion will focus on the vital topics of hygiene, self-esteem, and consent for parents with children aged 9 to 17. Our goal is to empower families with the knowledge and confidence needed to navigate these important aspects of life together. To RSVP, please call or text us at (706) 737-0231, and be sure to include the names of all attendees. We look forward to seeing you there!

Group Trainings

We offer D2L’s Stewards of Children, Connections Matter Georgia, Mandated Reporter Training, and Safe Sanctuaries. For more information about these trainings, or to schedule a training session for your group, click here.

The Issue

Child abuse and neglect are common. At least 1 in 7 children have experienced child abuse or neglect in the past year in the United States. This is likely an underestimate because many cases are unreported.

The Consequences

There are at least 42 million survivors of child sexual abuse living in the U.S. today.

The Solution

report child abuse or neglect in the state of Georgia 24/7, call 1-855-GA-CHILD (1-855-422-2445).

Stay current with ways to end abuse and trauma:

Unsure of what to do as a parent? Need parent support or information on resources? Call 1-800-CHILDREN (1-800-244-5373), Prevent Child Abuse Georgia’s Helpline.