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Diagnosed with Childhood Apraxia of Speech just before her third birthday, Ava Sanders has worked tirelessly to find her voice. Now 16, Ava is thriving as a junior board member for One Voice Arkansas. Through consistent speech therapy, family advocacy, and perseverance, she graduated from speech services in second grade and now leads with confidence, passion, and hope—showing what’s possible for kids growing up with CAS.

One Voice Arkansas is excited to welcome Mollie Bennett to the Junior Board—a thoughtful, driven student whose passion for communication, leadership, and service is guiding her toward a future in speech pathology. A Future Built Around Communication Mollie is currently attending Ouachita Baptist University, where she is working toward a career in speech pathology with plans to become a Certified Speech-Language Pathologist. Her decision to join the One Voice Arkansas Junior B

One Voice Arkansas Receives 501(c)(3) Public Charity Status

With a passion for business, service, and leadership, University of Arkansas student Mason McCaslin brings entrepreneurial drive and a heart for helping others to the One Voice Arkansas Junior Board.

Meet Zoie Garcia, a University of Arkansas biology major and Chi Omega member whose passion for science, leadership, and advocacy is shaping her path toward medical school. From captaining her varsity soccer team to serving on the One Voice Arkansas Junior Board, Zoie is using her talents to empower families affected by Childhood Apraxia of Speech and inspire others to lead with compassion.

Maggie Ritchie is using her passion for speech-language pathology to help children with Childhood Apraxia of Speech find their voice—turning compassion, science, and advocacy into lasting impact.