Media Center
Information and resources for the media.
Find approved background information about Deirdre's House, access available media resources, and submit an inquiry to the organization.
Deirdre's House protects the privacy of children and families. Media requests involving individual cases, identifying information, or access to confidential services cannot be accommodated.
Media inquiries
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Submitting an inquiry does not guarantee an interview, comment, facility visit, or response by a particular deadline.
Main office: 973-631-5000
Organization overview
About Deirdre's House
Deirdre's House is the Child Advocacy Center serving children and families in Morris County, New Jersey. The organization brings key services and professional coordination together in a child-focused setting.
Deirdre's House opened its doors in April 1996. Core services are provided free of charge and are available in English and Spanish.
The organization's work includes forensic interviews, medical services, clinical counseling, advocacy, assistance programs, and prevention education.
Facts at a glance
Key organizational facts
- 1996
- Opened in Morris County
- 60,000+
- Children served since opening
- English & Spanish
- Core services available in both languages
- No cost to families
- Core services are provided free of charge
Press kit
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Protecting children and families comes first
Deirdre's House does not provide media access to confidential services, case information, or identifying information about children and families. Any interview, photography, filming, or facility request must be reviewed and approved in advance.
Journalists should not submit suspected-abuse reports, client information, case documents, or other sensitive personal information through the media inquiry form.
Photography, filming, and facility requests
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