Tampa Bay Roundtable
Take a seat at our Roundtable: because every community thrives when children's futures are secure.
The mission of Tampa Bay Roundtable is to offer a collaborative and supportive platform that empowers the children, families, and professionals of our community. Just as the strength of a circle relies on the connection of all its points, the power of our roundtable method fosters an environment where all voices are heard and valued equally, promoting meaningful discourse and actionable solutions.
Our commitment is to build resilient, healthy relationships and support for positive changes that benefit the broader community. By bringing together a diverse group of stakeholders, including foster parents or caregivers, case managers, advocates, attorneys, and judges, Tampa Bay Roundtable is dedicated to raising awareness and reinforcing community ties, ensuring that every individual and family receives the encouragement and resources needed to succeed .
Contact Us
info@tampabayroundtable.org
(813) 712-9975
Areas of Focus
Legacy Building
We hope to implement long-lasting models that improve our community and positively impact the future trajectories of children currently in-care. Our legacy will be molded and formed by the community, for the community.
Education & Training
As advancements in research and practice continue to evolve, our goal is to ensure that the most up-to-date trauma-informed and attachment-based education is at the forefront of child protection and dependency.
Networking
Connection, engagement and awareness are central to promoting best-practice principles. Coordinating with other counties and circuits will improve efficacy and broaden our community and therefore, our efforts.
Community-Based Solutions
Our Roundtable will be available to all proponents to raise their concerns and offer solutions. Keeping our primary focus on the best interest of the child, we hope to change Tampa Bay’s dependency trajectory, reducing endangerment and distress.
“What its children become, that will the community become.”
– Suzanne La Follette