Child sexual abuse, which negatively affects the development of the child in all aspects, emerges as a legal, moral, psychological and sociological problem all over the world. Although scientific studies on this problem has increased since the 2000s, it is estimated that the actual data are much more than the data stated in the literature. In our country, there was a need to evaluate all the aspects of child sexual abuse and establish new unitsto minimize the child trauma from the seprocess. Before Child AdvocacyCenters‟ establishment, children who were victims of sexual abuse had to testify to different people about their abuse and were traumatized each time. The establishment purpose of Child Advocacy Centers is taking the testimony of the child by experts in the field and performing all the procedures related to the process at once when there is a suspicionor presence of sexual abuse against a child. In the secenters, which started as a pilot application at first and then spread through out the country; professional ssuch as specialist psychiatric nurses, psychologists, social workers, child development professionals are subjected to a certain certificate program and those who are successful in theoretical and practical exams are assigned to the centers as forensic interviewers. These centers serve in coordination with many institutions and organizations with a multidisciplinary team understanding. Today, more concrete data on child sexual abuse have started to be obtained with Child Advocacy Centers, which have been operating in many provinces. In these centers, the dynamics of the child and family are evaluated together, and necessary injunctions are taken according to the abuse the child is exposed to. The aim of thearticle is to provide information about the Child Advocacy Centers, the process of forensic interviewing and the rolesand responsibilities of the nurses who work as forensic inter viewers in the secenters in Turkey