Sumner Child Advocacy Center

The mission of the Sumner Child Advocacy Center is to ensure that a cooperative, multi-disciplinary team delivers comprehensive services to child physical and sexual victims and their damilies in a child-focused, neutral based facility.

Counties Served

Sumner

Contact Info

Sumner Child Advocacy Center

315 W Smith Street

Gallatin, TN 37066

(615) 451-2169

www.ashleysplace.net

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