
BECOME AN AMBASSADOR
PCA Georgia’s Ambassador Program engages emerging leaders in a 10-month long cohort to help promote the prevention of child abuse and strengthen families in their communities. Through educational workshops and hand-on experiences, PCA Georgia Ambassadors will come away with leadership skills to positively impact the lives of children and families across the state.
This program is designed for college students, young professionals, or community members looking to gain knowledge and skills to make a difference.
Program Components
PCA Georgia Ambassadors will come away with leadership skills to positively impact the lives of children and families across the state. In addition to workshops focusing on the primary prevention of child abuse and neglect, participants will learn about the critical role PCA Georgia and other partnering organizations play in prevention, understand more about the structure and fundraising needs of nonprofits, and explore their leadership skills through direct learning experiences.
The proposed program will engage emerging leaders in a 10-month long cohort that includes four components: monthly workshops and networking; fundraising; in-person volunteer experiences; and hosting an awareness event.
Monthly Workshops
Volunteer Experiences
Fundraising
Awareness Event
Meet the Ambassadors Class of '24
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Andrea Cooke
Ashley Nelms
Bonnie Easley
She chose to become a PCA Ambassador because she is passionate about empowering and equipping the community in raising awareness to promote safety and the well-being of children.
Cara Bowen
Cassenda Nelson
Cassenda has joined the PCA Ambassador program to become an advocate because there are many children that don’t have that connection of someone taking a foot forward to be a voice for them. Understanding childhood trauma creates issues as adults, she wants to tackle trauma at it’s root and prevent things that break people down. “I am her she is me. I am him he is me. I am their voice!!!! I would not be silent I am an advocate for child abuse.”
Daysha Scott
Gbemi Famule
Joanna Jackson
Joyce Harris-Stokes
Maritza Holley
Nicole Howard
Samanthia Moore Valentine
April Beggs
Collisa (Lisa) Latimore
Kristen Motley
Application
We invite you to be part of a cohort of awareness-minded individuals while networking with a variety of leaders in the field. You will develop leadership skills applicable to non-profits and social causes while making a positive impact on children and families in your community.
Applications Open in April 2024 and close May 31, 2024. Notification of application acceptance will occur in early June 2024.
Qualifications:
- Show a demonstrated commitment to serving the community
- Commit to full participation in the program
- Be easily accessible by e-mail and/or mobile phone
- Interest in learning about child abuse prevention and advocating to strengthen families
- 20 years and older
- Pass a criminal background
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Physical: | 140 Decatur Street SE 1st Floor, Suite 178 Atlanta, GA 30303 |
Mailing: | P.O. Box 3995 Atlanta, GA 30302 |
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Prevent Child Abuse Georgia is not a child abuse and neglect reporting agency. To make a report of child abuse and neglect in Georgia, visit cps.dhs.ga.gov, or call the 24/7 reporting hotline 1-855-GACHILD (1-855-422-4453).
Looking for resources to help a family? Visit Find Help Georgia.