Childrens Advocacy Center Sullivan

Women, Infants and Children (WIC) program is a federally funded program that operates under the government of the city of Blountville, Tenn. The program provides medical assistance and nutrition education services. Women, Infants and Children program also includes guidance, support, and lead screening and testing services. The program serves more than 7 million women and children. In addition, it offers vouchers for purchasing milk, cheese, eggs, juice, peanut butter and other food items. Women, Infants and Children program is administered by the Sullivan County Regional Health Department, which provides health promotion, family planning and health care services. The department offers individual protection services related to sexual assault, abuse and neglect.

The Sullivan County District Attorney General's Office, serving Tennessee's Second Judicial District, consists of 21 attorneys supported by investigators, victim advocates, and staff dedicated to the community's justice. They actively enforce the law while ensuring the rights of all citizens are protected, striving for a fair judicial process across Sullivan County's 159,000 residents. This office oversees various programs including Child Support, Drug Task Force initiatives, and Victim Witness Services, alongside collaborative efforts aimed at addressing domestic violence and the protection of vulnerable adults. Their multifaceted approach underscores a commitment to combating crime and supporting victims and witnesses in the legal system. Generated from the website