Dothan, Ala. (WDNews) — The Southeast Alabama Child Advocacy Center is entering a new chapter following the departure of longtime Executive Director Terri DuBose.
According to a statement, DuBose stepped down from her role after nearly eight years of service, with her final day taking place this past Friday.
In a message to the community, DuBose described her time leading the organization as “one of the most meaningful experiences” of her life, highlighting the importance of the center’s mission to protect children and support families through difficult circumstances.
She also pointed to the collaboration between law enforcement, child protection workers, medical professionals, and community partners as a key part of the center’s impact.
“What I will carry with me most are the people,” DuBose said in her statement, noting the dedication of staff, supporters, and partners who work daily to ensure children have a voice and a path toward healing.
DuBose expressed confidence in the future of the organization, saying the community has built a strong foundation that will continue to grow in the years ahead.
Taking over the role is Taknocca Harris, who has now stepped in as the new executive director.
The Southeast Alabama Child Advocacy Center works with multiple agencies to investigate child abuse cases and provide support services to children and families across the region.
