Child Advocate Network, Inc.

Child Advocate Network, Inc. is a non-profit organization operating exclusively as a grant sub-recipient, delivering Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) services for abused and neglected children under federal funding flowing through the Criminal Justice Coordinating Council.

Child Advocate Network, Inc. operates as a non-profit corporate entity with no federal contracting role (no prime contracts, IDVs, or BPAs) and no direct grant awards. All seven awards in the source represent sub-recipient grants, awarded annually on October 1 from 2021 through 2025. The organization serves a single customer agency: the Department of Justice Office of Justice Programs Victims of Crime program, which funds all sub-awards through the Criminal Justice Coordinating Council as the prime grantee. Combined obligated dollars across the five-year window total $1.2 million, averaging roughly $240,000 annually. Activity is flat year over year (one award per year), with the most recent sub-award dated October 1, 2025. The award scope covers Court Appointed Special Advocate services focused on child abuse cases, with the 2023 award specifically naming Child Advocate Network, Inc. in the government description.

Child Advocate Network, Inc. has no presence on federal contract vehicles, no subcontracting relationship with prime contractors, and no capability footprint in federal IT, logistics, engineering, or professional services. The organization's federal funding footprint is narrow and specialized: grant support for child advocacy services within the DOJ Victims of Crime program administered through local coordinating councils. There is no recompete exposure or vehicle-stacking opportunity for federal contractors; the relationship is grant sub-recipient only, with annual funding decision points tied to DOJ appropriations and Victims of Crime allocation cycles.