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Our news page showcases Advocate Spotlights, inspiring Hope in Action stories, and the latest updates from Child Advocates of Montgomery County. Stay informed about our efforts and the impact our Advocates are making in the community.
Hope in Action is a series to highlight the aspects of our volunteer work. Advocacy for a child, whether in child welfare, juvenile justice, or truancy systems, covers several activities from court hearings to visits with a child to conversations with parents. This month, we invite you to meet baby Harper* and her Advocate, Chelsea*.
Each month we profile one of our amazing Advocates. This month, we invite you to meet Nancy McCulloch. She became an Advocate in 2015. During her 10 years of volunteering, she has served on 12 child welfare cases. Nancy was recently recognized at our 2025 Volunteer & Community Appreciation Event for her dedication and years of service.
Child Advocates of Montgomery County hosted its Champions for Children “Hope Grows” Volunteer and Community Appreciation Event at The Peach Orchard in The Woodlands on Wednesday, April 23, 2025. As April marks Volunteer Appreciation Month, the organization celebrated the unwavering commitment of more than 250 volunteers and dedicated community partners who support Montgomery County’s most vulnerable children and families.
Hope in Action is a series to highlight the aspects of our volunteer work. Advocacy for a child, whether in child welfare, juvenile justice, or truancy systems, covers several activities from court hearings to visits with a child to conversations with parents. This month, we invite you to meet teenager Jordan* and his Advocate, Curtis*.
Each month we profile one of our amazing Advocates. This month, we invite you to meet Alice Carstens. She became an Advocate in 2022 and has served on three child welfare cases. Alice is being recognized at the 35th annual Women of Distinction luncheon in May 2025 as the honoree for Child Advocates of Montgomery County.
Hope in Action is a series to highlight the aspects of our volunteer work. Advocacy for a child, whether in child welfare, juvenile justice, or truancy systems, covers several activities from court hearings to visits with a child to conversations with parents. This month, we invite you to meet newborn Kian*; his mom, Mia*; and his Advocate, Jessica*.
Child Advocates of Montgomery County, in collaboration with Texas CASA, is proud to announce the selection of 8 local CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) programs in Texas to participate in the first-ever Trust-Based Relational Intervention (TBRI®) for CASA cohort.
Hope in Action is a series to highlight the aspects of our volunteer work. Advocacy for a child, whether in child welfare, juvenile justice, or truancy systems, covers several activities from court hearings to visits with a child to conversations with parents. This month, we invite you to meet 13-year-old Kylie* and her Advocate, Cindy*.