CASA’s New Home

The home of CASA Child Advocates of Montgomery County: 505 N. Main Street, Conroe TX 77301

The home of CASA Child Advocates of Montgomery County, the historic Falvey-Miller House in downtown Conroe has allowed us to expand our programs and increase our capacity to serve children and families.

The main house–built in 1929–has been named The Rock Center for Child Advocacy after generous campaign contributors, Doug and Julie Rock. Since June of 2021, we have raised over $2.0 million for the Foundation for Our Future campaign.

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Campaign Impact Forecast

Challenges of Former Leased Office Space

Single-use Trust Based Relational Intervention (TBRI) coaching room and limited staff availability
CWOP youth in care (children without placement) living at CPS office during the day
Inability of volunteers to engage family and/or other individuals connected to a child prior to first court hearing
No space to host teen-centered events (such as life skills training)
Lack of adequate space to host the Trauma Informed Care Montgomery County Task Force

Solutions offered by new office space

TBRI coaching program expansion including additional spaces for coaching sessions and TBRI Practitioner solely dedicated for coaching purposes
Multi-use spaces available for parent/child visits as alternative to CPS office
Early Collaborative Family Engagement initiative to focus on meaningful connections for the child BEFORE first court hearing
Multi-use spaces for teen-centered events (including interactive, outdoor community garden)
CASA4Teens program expansion including staff dedicated to teen life skills and post-secondary education purposes
Larger training room

Impact

100% of children and families in the child welfare system in Montgomery County will be offered TBRI coaching services by CASA
Increased services provided to children and families affected by trauma, resulting in better long-term outcomes and healing
Less stress on children and caregivers
More functional and secure environment
Increased youth programs on-site
A truly “Trauma-Informed” Montgomery County, Texas where the needs of traumatized children are recognized and addressed proactively

Campaign Objectives

A county able to effectively care for children and families affected by trauma

Teens with the foundation and skills needed to become productive adults

Increased access to trauma-informed support services for children, parents, and placements

Reflection and Promise: CASA Child Advocates of Montgomery County at a glance

General Information

CASA Child Advocates of Montgomery County was founded in 1992
Child Advocates of Montgomery County, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) organization
Tax ID #76-0333595
CASA Child Advocates of Montgomery County has 21 staff members

History

1992 – 8 volunteer Advocates served 28 children in foster care in Montgomery County
2015 – CASA reaches milestone, serving 100% of children in care in Montgomery County
2016 – CASA Case Supervisor completes TBRI Practitioner training through TCU, becomes first Practitioner on-staff
2022 – CASA celebrates 30th anniversary, serving more than 10,000 children since 1992