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Featuring guests Shannon Stockstill and Heather Stockstill

Shannon and Heather Stockstill are a mother/daughter team working in two different non-profits serving children collectively for 28 years. Shannon began her work in non-profit in 1995 and introduced her daughter, Heather, at the young age of 6 to children and youth services.

Shannon Stockstill is the Program Director with Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of South Central Kentucky.

Heather Stockstill is Lead Advocate with Barren River Area Child Advocacy Center.

Advocacy is the backbone of positive change. It empowers voices to speak out and drives awareness. Advocates are those who speak and work on behalf of others who have no voice.

Whether it's championing foster children and their rights or finding services for children who have experienced trauma, advocacy fuels healing and amplifies the collective voice of finding children in out of home care with safe and permanent places. advocacy leads to a brighter and more equitable future for all.

Grab a chair and pull up to our table and expect the unexpected. We are going to say all of the things and ask all of the questions here on Get it Together Y’all! Be yourself...only better!

The views and opinions expressed by our guests in this podcast are their own and may not reflect the views and opinions of the podcast hosts, Cindy Larson and April Potter.