Monthly Archives: April 2026
National Child Abuse Prevention Month: Why Advocacy Matters
Every April, communities across the country pause to reaffirm a shared commitment: every child deserves safety, stability, and the chance to grow up surrounded by care. National Child Abuse Prevention Month is both a call to awareness and a reminder that strong families and supportive communities are the foundation of child well‑being. The blue… Read More »
Volunteer Spotlight – Brianne “Bri” Wendol, Hall Booth Smith, P.C.
What inspired you to become an Attorney Ad Litem volunteer with Crossroads For Florida Kids? During my time at UF Law, I became involved with their Gator Team Child Juvenile Law Clinic. Through this clinic, we worked as Attorneys ad Litem for children in the dependency and delinquency systems in Alachua County. As someone… Read More »
Beads of Hope, Acts of Service, A New Beginning
By: Angela Rauber & Sasha Ledney, Hill Ward Henderson D.L. came into the delinquency system after charges involving her stepfather. Her home life was turbulent, and it was clear that the incident was connected to significant mental health challenges. Because the case was complex and extra support was needed, the judge referred her to… Read More »