Providence Sexual Assault Clinic and Child Maltreatment Center opens in new clinic location

June 14, 2021 Providence News Team

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From left to right: Lisa Wahl, Tina Olson, Selona Willett, Amy Kummer, Heather McLeod, Joyce Gilbert, Jennifer Holmes.

The Providence Sexual Assault Clinic and Child Maltreatment Center in Southwest Washington opened a new clinic located at 3020 Willamette Dr. NE, in Lacey.

The Clinic serves children and vulnerable adults who may have experienced sexual or physical abuse or neglect and is part of a Child Advocacy Center including medical professionals, special victims’ prosecutors, Child Protective Services and law enforcement staff, and practitioners trained in trauma-informed counseling.

For information call 360-493-7469.

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