First Lady Abbott Highlights Texans Helping Texans At Texas Child Care Administrator’s Conference In Round Rock
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~ In her welcome remarks at the annual Texas Child Care Administrator's Conference, First Lady Cecilia Abbott emphasized the importance of supporting the most vulnerable in the state, particularly children. The conference, hosted by The Texas Center for Child and Family Studies in Round Rock, brought together over 1,000 child welfare professionals to discuss the latest information and training on providing quality care to Texas' children, youth, and families.

During her speech, First Lady Abbott spoke about the power of a "Network of Nurture," where individuals can step in to help family members, friends, and even strangers during times of difficulty. She praised the tireless service of these professionals in helping families in distress and children in need, stating that it exemplifies what it means to be a Texan.

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The Texas Center for Child and Family Studies (The Center) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that supports the work of the Texas Alliance of Child and Family Services (TACFS). Through their efforts, they aim to provide resources and support for child welfare professionals across the state.

The TCCAC serves as a vital platform for connecting these professionals with important information and training opportunities. By coming together and putting aside any differences, Texans are able to make a powerful impact in helping those in need. As First Lady Abbott stated, there is no force on this earth more powerful than Texans helping Texans.

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