The Warren Center
Leslie Esquivel is an experienced professional in early intervention and education, currently serving as an Early Intervention Specialist at The Warren Center since January 2023. Previous roles include Instruction Specialist at Restore Education, Career Counselor at Workforce Solutions, and Case Manager Assistant at Sosi, where skills in assessment, career guidance, and bilingual communication were demonstrated. Additionally, Leslie held positions as a Social Media Coordinator at Texas A&M University-San Antonio and Fitness Assistant/Instructional Facilitator at Northside ISD, focusing on content creation and educational support for students. Leslie is pursuing a Master of Social Work at Texas A&M University-Commerce, having obtained a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Texas A&M University-San Antonio.
The Warren Center
The Warren Center is a nonprofit agency that advocates, serves and empowers the children and families impacted by developmental delays and disabilities. We help children to reach their developmental goals through individualized therapy-based care and equip parents through monthly education workshops and support groups so they can be a confident advocate for their child. Our services include speech therapy, occupational and physical therapy, developmental services, nutrition as well as family education and support. Fifty years ago, very few resources existed for parents of disabled children in Dallas County. With nowhere to turn for community-based services or help, families lacked support and their children had limited options in life. The Warren Center was created in 1968 and for decades, we have provided much-needed resources and care to children with disabilities and their families. Grassroots efforts and proven successes paved the way for an increase in community and parental awareness. As our organization experienced growth, we began adapting our programs to meet the changing needs of families. Over the years, The Warren Center has given parents access to the resources their children needed, and more importantly, hope and support.