Dallas, Texas, February 3, 2026
The Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center (DCAC) has appointed a new President and CEO to further its mission in supporting abused children. This change aims to enhance community partnerships and advance the center’s strategic goals. The leader’s extensive experience in nonprofit management is expected to strengthen DCAC’s impact in Dallas County. The organization has been dedicated to addressing child abuse for over 30 years, providing essential services and collaborating closely with law enforcement to ensure justice for victims.
Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center Appoints New President and CEO
Dallas, Texas – The Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center (DCAC) has announced the appointment of a new President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO), effective immediately. This leadership change aims to further the organization’s mission of supporting and advocating for children affected by abuse in Dallas County.
Leadership Transition at DCAC
The DCAC Board of Trustees has selected a new President and CEO to lead the organization. The new leader brings extensive experience in nonprofit management and a strong commitment to child welfare, aligning with DCAC’s dedication to providing intervention, support, and treatment services for abused children. The appointment follows a comprehensive search process to identify a candidate capable of advancing the center’s strategic goals and enhancing community partnerships. The new CEO will oversee a seven-member executive team and serve as a liaison between the Board of Trustees and the center, ensuring effective collaboration and stewardship of resources.
About Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center
Established over 30 years ago, the Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center has been a leader in addressing child abuse issues and improving the lives of abused children in Dallas County. The center provides a collaborative approach to child abuse cases, offering intervention, support, and ongoing treatment services. DCAC also ensures proper investigation and prosecution of child abuse cases, working closely with law enforcement and legal professionals to protect children and hold offenders accountable.
Recent Developments in Dallas Nonprofit Leadership
In addition to DCAC’s leadership change, other Dallas-based organizations have recently announced new appointments. The Dallas Regional Chamber (DRC) named Brad Cheves as its next President and CEO, effective January 5, 2026. Cheves, previously Senior Vice President for Development and External Affairs at Southern Methodist University, brings a wealth of experience in community leadership and regional development.
These leadership transitions reflect a broader trend of organizations in Dallas seeking experienced leaders to guide them through evolving challenges and opportunities in the nonprofit sector.
Contact Information
For more information about the Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center and its programs, please visit the official website or contact the center directly.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Who is the new President and CEO of the Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center?
The Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center has appointed a new President and Chief Executive Officer, effective immediately. The new leader brings extensive experience in nonprofit management and a strong commitment to child welfare, aligning with DCAC’s dedication to providing intervention, support, and treatment services for abused children.
What is the mission of the Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center?
Established over 30 years ago, the Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center has been a leader in addressing child abuse issues and improving the lives of abused children in Dallas County. The center provides a collaborative approach to child abuse cases, offering intervention, support, and ongoing treatment services. DCAC also ensures proper investigation and prosecution of child abuse cases, working closely with law enforcement and legal professionals to protect children and hold offenders accountable.
What other leadership changes have occurred in Dallas nonprofit organizations?
In addition to DCAC’s leadership change, other Dallas-based organizations have recently announced new appointments. The Dallas Regional Chamber (DRC) named Brad Cheves as its next President and CEO, effective January 5, 2026. Cheves, previously Senior Vice President for Development and External Affairs at Southern Methodist University, brings a wealth of experience in community leadership and regional development.
Key Features of the Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Established | Over 30 years ago |
| Mission | Address child abuse issues and improve the lives of abused children in Dallas County |
| Services | Provide intervention, support, and ongoing treatment services for abused children |
| Collaboration | Work closely with law enforcement and legal professionals to protect children and hold offenders accountable |
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