Recognizing Roxanne's House on the occasion of its 20th anniversary.
Roxanne's House offers diverse services designed to assist children in overcoming trauma, including age-appropriate counseling, play therapy for younger children, and various support programs for siblings and caregivers. This initiative aims to address the complex emotional and psychological needs of children affected by abuse and neglect. Moreover, the center provides a safe space for forensic interviews, preparing children for interactions with the criminal justice system. Therefore, the resolution not only honors the anniversary but also underscores the ongoing need for comprehensive services in child advocacy.
Senate Resolution No. 916 recognizes Roxanne's House, the children's advocacy center affiliated with the Hays-Caldwell Women's Center, on the occasion of its 20th anniversary. Established in 1997, this nonresidential facility provides a nurturing and secure environment for abused and neglected children to initiate their recovery process. By celebrating its two-decade impact on the community, the resolution highlights the significance of Roxanne's House in supporting vulnerable children and their families throughout Texas.
Recognition of Roxanne's House through SR916 serves to elevate awareness about the challenges faced by abused and neglected children, as well as the critical support needed for their recovery. By formally commending the staff's dedication, the resolution brings attention to the importance of continued funding and policy support for similar advocacy initiatives statewide. This acknowledgment is vital for promoting community engagement and encouraging legislative efforts toward improved resources for child welfare programs.