Grant Funding to Support Identification of Potential Child Abuse
The Barbara Sinatra Children's Center, established in 1986, has received a grant from the Inland Empire Community Foundation via the Arthur L. Jacobson Donor Advised Fund.
This funding will contribute to the capital campaign for the new Pavilion for Child and Adolescent Health wing, which is currently under construction.
"The new facility will be set up for identification of potential child abuse," said John Thoresen, director and executive officer of Barbara Sinatra Children's Center.
The new facility will house additional examination rooms, enabling the center and the Riverside County Coalition to End Human Trafficking to expand their services for child abuse victims.
- Construction of the new facility began late last year.
- The center currently conducts 30 forensic medical exams per month.
Author's summary: Grant funding supports child abuse identification.
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