Child Advocates
of Navarro County
About Us
Child Advocates is an umbrella organization housing a Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) program, a Children’s Advocacy Center (CAC) and a supervised visitation program called Connections for Kids. We opened our doors to the first child in the CAC in October 2002 and CASA saw its first child in 2003.
Child Advocates employs a full-time Executive Director who splits her time between the CAC and CASA programs. The Executive Director is hired by the Board of Directors and reports directly to them.
The CAC staff is comprised of five full time staff members, the Program Director, the Forensic Interviewer, the Family Advocate, the Client Relations Specialist, and the Director of Clinical Services.
The CASA staff is comprised of one full time Program Director and one part-time staff members, the Advocate Coach, and the CASA Care Coordinator. There are currently 18 active volunteers in the CASA program.
The Connections for Kids program supervises visitations between children and non-custodial parents that a court has ordered be supervised by a third party. Generally, visits occur during evening hours.