Department of Health defends services after Dwellingup sexual assault

Carla Hildebrandt
Updated August 13 2019 - 12:12pm, first published August 9 2019 - 4:44pm
Colleen Warr said not enough support services are available in Dwellingup after she said a resident struggled to recieve treatment.
Colleen Warr said not enough support services are available in Dwellingup after she said a resident struggled to recieve treatment.

The West Australian Department of Health has defended the range of sexual assault support services available in the Peel region after a Dwellingup community leader said rural residents were suffering.

Carla Hildebrandt

Journalist at the Mandurah Mail

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