Contact Us
Saukville Center
134 S. Foster Dr.
Saukville, WI 53080
Phone: 262-358-9080
Our Saukville site is easily accessible and just off the intersections of I43 and Highway 33. We are located in the River Valley Center development, in the same building as Subway at the Southwest corner of the lot. There is ample parking in front of our building (west side) and on the South side. You will enter our building through our main entrance, located on the Southwest corner of the building. Our building is locked 24/7, but there is a doorbell. A CAC staff member will meet you to welcome you to the lobby and orient you to our building.
Sheboygan Satellite
Sheboygan Police Department
1315 N. 23rd St.
Sheboygan, WI 53081
Phone: 262-358-9080
Our Sheboygan satellite is located inside the Sheboygan Police Department. You can park in the front parking lot and enter through the main, West-facing door, to the lobby. You will check in with the receptionist to your left. A CAC employee will then come out to meet you and bring you back to an interior waiting room for your appointment.
How to Schedule
If your child/adolescent has been scheduled for a CAC appointment, you may have questions. If you are a protective parent or the caregiver bringing the child to the center, you can always call with any questions or concerns about the CAC appointment. Any questions regarding the investigative process should be asked of your contact with child protective services or law enforcement. Depending on your child's age, verbal ability, and a variety of other factors, the forensic interview appointment could take some time. Plan for at least 90 minutes at the center for a forensic interview and at least 60 minutes for a medical exam. You are welcome to bring snacks, electronics, or comfort items for your child. You will have the opportunity to meet with the investigative team during your child's visit, as well.
Forensic Interviews
Child protective services/human services workers and law enforcement can schedule forensic interviews by calling our main number: 262-358-9080. You will be asked to provide case information and to arrange for a time with protective family members to bring the child/adolescent to the appointment. Our forensic interview appointment times range from 8:30am to 4pm, depending on the weekly schedule.
Medical Abuse Exams
Child protective services/human services workers and law enforcement can schedule medical exams at our Saukville location by calling our main number: 262-358-9080. You will be asked to provide case information and medical insurance information and to arrange for a time with protective family members to bring the child/adolescent to the appointment. Medical exams are currently available on Mondays and Thursdays at our Saukville location and can include a variety of services including evidence collection, Sexual Assault Kits, and documentation of injuries.
For additional information for investigators about how to triage medical need for a child or adolescent, please consult this pamphlet.
Medical Providers may also refer children to Lakeshore CAC for medical evaluations when there is concern for abuse or neglect. The CAC medical staff can also help determine if exam findings are due to abuse or a mimic or other medical condition.
Foster Care Exams/
Care 4 Kids Exams
Substitute care providers and child protective services/human services workers may schedule foster care/Care 4 Kids medical exams at our Saukville location by calling our main number: 262-358-9080. You will be asked to provide case information and medical information at the time of scheduling. Appointments are available on Mondays and Thursdays.
Prepare for Your Visit
If your child/adolescent has been scheduled for a CAC appointment, you may have questions. If you are a protective parent or the caregiver bringing the child to the center, you can always call with any questions or concerns about the CAC appointment. Any questions regarding the investigative process should be asked of your contact with child protective services or law enforcement. Depending on your child's age, verbal ability, and a variety of other factors, the forensic interview appointment could take some time. Plan for at least 90 minutes at the center for a forensic interview and at least 60 minutes for a medical exam. You are welcome to bring snacks, electronics, or comfort items for your child. You will have the opportunity to meet with the investigative team during your child's visit, as well.