Advocacy University - November 2013
Commitment to children, objectivity, tenacity and great communication skills are several of the key characteristics of great court appointed advocate volunteers. We'll teach you the rest in Advocacy University - Child Advocates' comprehensive volunteer training program that empowers individuals to become effective advocates.
Advocacy University is offered several times each year and provides an instruction-based, interactive forum for individuals who are interested in becoming a court appointed advocate volunteer.
*If you plan to become a court appointed advocate, you must attend an orientation session prior to attending Advocacy University.
| November 2013 Advocacy University | |||
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11/9 |
Introduction to Abuse and Neglect |
8:30 AM - 5:30 PM |
Child Advocates Office |
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11/11 |
Program Presentations |
6 - 9 PM |
Child Advocates Office |
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11/12 |
Pre-Law |
5:30 - 9 PM |
Location TBD |
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11/13 |
Sexual Abuse |
5:30 - 9 PM |
Child Advocates Office |
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11/14 |
Communication and Cultural Diversity |
6 - 9 PM |
Child Advocates Office |
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11/18 |
Volunteer Lab Exercise |
6 - 9 PM |
Child Advocates Office |
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11/18, 19 & 20 |
Volunteer Interviews * |
select times |
Child Advocates Office |
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11/21 |
Volunteer Swear-in |
6 - 9 PM |
Child Advocates Office |
You may put in a request of a court appointed advocate for any child/children currently in the temporary managing conservatorship of Harris County DFPS.
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To report child abuse, neglect or abandonment, contact the Texas Abuse and Neglect Hotline.
www.txabusehotline.org
1.800.252.5400
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