July Service Award

We proudly celebrate Monica Draudt as our July Service Award recipient! 

Monica has been a dedicated member of our team since May 2020, serving as an Early Intervention Service Coordinator. She joined us during a unique and challenging time, stepping into a role that was rapidly evolving, and brought enthusiasm and adaptability from day one.

When our team faced the transition of losing a seasoned coordinator, Monica rose to the occasion and became the primary service coordinator for Region 10 families. In this role, she is often the first point of contact for new families, building trusting relationships and guiding them through their journey with our program. 

Monica has also embraced additional responsibilities, including training new staff and coordinating monthly referrals with our Area Agency, Community Crossroads. Most recently, she completed certificate training to become an Educational Surrogate Parent through the Department of Education, Bureau of Special Education Support. In this important role, Monica advocates for children in foster care—supporting them during their time in Family-Centered Early Supports and Services and helping ensure a smooth transition to Special Education when needed. As one of only a handful of Educational Surrogate Parents in the State of New Hampshire, she is making a meaningful impact beyond our own organization. 



Monica’s dedication to children, families, and colleagues—as well as her commitment to serving children across New Hampshire—makes her a truly deserving recipient of this month’s Service Award. Congratulations, Monica! 

Submitted by the TCP Team.