Growing Up and Giving Back

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Every Step of the Way: Conversations that Inspire

Children's Aid

7 episodes

3 months ago

Welcome to "Every Step of the Way: Conversations that Inspire,” the official podcast of Children's Aid, dedicated to highlighting the inspiring stories of our community members. Join Executive Vice Presidents Georgia Boothe and Sandra Escamilla as they interview different members of the Children's Aid community, from alumni to staff and supporters, sharing their personal experiences, challenges, and triumphs. In our first series, "I'm a Children's Aid Kid," we focus on our remarkable alumni who have transitioned into successful adulthood. Listen as they recount how the support, resources, and guidance from Children's Aid played a pivotal role in their journey, helping them overcome obstacles and achieve their dreams. Tune in to "Every Step of the Way" to hear heartfelt stories of resilience and success, and to learn more about the enduring impact of Children's Aid. Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and other major podcast platforms. Visit our website for updates, behind the scenes previews and exclusive content, and follow us on social media (@childrensaidnyc).

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Growing Up and Giving Back

Every Step of the Way: Conversations that Inspire

29 minutes

7 months ago

Growing Up and Giving Back

In the inaugural episode of 'Every Step of the Way,' Georgia Boothe and Sandra Escamilla, executive vice presidents at Children's Aid, co-host a deeply inspiring conversation with Frances Lopez, senior director of Family Support Services. A longtime leader at Children's Aid, Frances shares her remarkable journey from growing up in East Harlem to attending prestigious institutions like Stuyvesant High School, Brown University, and Columbia University. In this episode, we learn how the support from Children's Aid was pivotal in helping Frances overcome challenges and achieve success. Frances speaks passionately about her return to the community, her dedication to social work, and her role in the preventive services program at Children's Aid.