Jackie Wallace is a dedicated professional committed to supporting children, individuals, and families through compassionate advocacy and community collaboration. With more than 11 years of experience working alongside law enforcement and victim advocacy agencies, Jackie developed a strong foundation in investigative processes and victim-centered support. Jackie has provided advocacy to individuals undergoing sexual assault and domestic violence examinations, as well as supporting clients through the court process. Jackie also works closely with multidisciplinary teams to ensure those impacted by crime feel informed, supported, and respected. 

Building on this background, Jackie focused on victim advocacy. Through crisis support, resource coordination, and collaboration with community partners, Jackie helps create safe, supportive environments where children and families feel heard and empowered. Jackie is certified in ChildFirst Forensic Interviewing and is Crisis Intervention Trained (CIT), bringing a trauma-informed and developmentally appropriate approach to working with victims and supporting multidisciplinary investigations. Guided by empathy, and professionalism, Jackie remains committed to strengthening communities and ensuring voices are protected, supported, and believed.