Brittany came into foster care as a result of neglect and abandonment. But she hasn’t let that hold her back. A gifted singer, she is now 18 years old, out on her own, and a senior in high school. Her volunteer Guardian ad Litem, Jo, has been a major influence on her life. “She used to always tell me, don’t give up. I had heard it from other people, but it’s different when you hear it from someone who means it. From her, I know she means it.” Click here to read more about Brittany and Jo |
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Be the voice of an abused, abandoned or neglected child! Many children have nobody to speak up for them because of their abusive environments. As a Volunteer Guardian ad Litem, you can be that one supportive voice of the child to break the cycle of abuse by helping them find a safe and permanent home. |
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See how you can make a difference for an abused child. Who
can become a volunteer GAL? Resource Links for Volunteer GALs Listing of other counties |
LH was appointed as Charlie’s GAL volunteer seven years ago. Charlie was 11 when he entered the foster care system for the second time, after being neglected by his parents. Click here to read more about Charlie and LH. |
York County Volunteer Guardian ad Litem Program |