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Bugg quickly develops a rapport with the child. “It’s important to be real,” she said. “Sometimes I’m vulnerable with them. I tell them, ‘My kids make fun of me for this.’” While conducting the interview, she has to be careful because she doesn’t want to retraumatize the child.

Interviewing a child typically takes about 30-45 minutes. When she has interviews scheduled, Bugg comes in approximately an hour early to make sure everything is set up.

Her other duties include monthly case reviews with her team, which keep cases moving forward so they are not languishing somewhere in the system. She also has monthly reports and statistics to keep for various grants. And she joked she is also the janitor, responsible for watering the plants and other cleaning duties.

Safe Harbor needs funding. Government grants are helpful, but don’t cover some of the necessities such as liability insurance which costs $1,000 a year. Bugg said she’d like people to know they can make donations, including memorial donations, to the center.

For more information, call (574) 253-1871, visit incacs.org or email kellyadvocacyctr@gmail. com.

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