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It is with immense pride and joy that we announce the start of a significant milestone: the 35th Anniversary of CHILDREN AT RISK.
For over three decades, our organization has been at the forefront of advocating for the well-being and rights of vulnerable children, tirelessly working to create a Texas where every child has an opportunity to succeed. Our efforts are deliberate, measurable, and focus on achieving substantial impact by addressing and advocating for systemic improvements based on data and research.
As we reflect on our journey, we are reminded of the invaluable dedication and investment in our work from supporters like yourself, who have been instrumental in making our mission a reality. This anniversary is not just a celebration of our achievements but a testament to the collective effort and commitment of our community. Let’s continue to stand together on behalf of every child in Texas, as we embark on yet another year of enacting meaningful change.
Looking forward to the future, we are filled with hope and determination to continue making a difference in the lives of Texas children. We invite you to join us in this journey by subscribing to our mailing list, participating in advocacy alerts, attending our events, or making a meaningful donation.
Together, we can build a brighter future for the children of Texas.
For Children!
Dr. Bob Sanborn
President & CEO, CHILDREN AT RISK
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The CHILDREN AT RISK 2023 Annual Report coincides with the organization’s 35th anniversary, documenting its efforts in child welfare and advocacy. Each section provides an overview of the organization’s work and its impact over the past year, emphasizing progress in various domains critical to child welfare.
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