CRY AMERICA Houston Youth Chapter ACTION CENTER

Jatin Talwar (Co-President) – I am Jatin Talwar, a high school youth volunteer for CRY America Houston Chapter. I believe every child deserves a chance to grow up with hope, dignity and opportunity. I’m passionate about making a difference in my community, and CRY’s mission to promote child rights aligns with my values. Volunteering allows me to use my time and energy to help create positive change and be a voice for those who often go unheard.

Rohan Raj (Co-President) – My name is Rohan Raj, a high school youth volunteer for CRY America Houston Chapter. For the past 2 years, I’ve been volunteering with CRY America in order to ensure children receive the childhood they deserve, where they can flourish and grow into successful human beings. By volunteering with CRY, I am able to fulfill my civil and moral obligation and my personal passion to uplift and empower the lives of underprivileged children.

Isabella Ceron (Social Media Coordinator) – I am Isabella Ceron, Youth Volunteer for the CRY Houston Chapter, I’m incredibly passionate about CRY because I believe every child deserves a fair chance at a full, safe, and healthy life. CRY’s mission to ensure children’s rights to education, protection, and healthcare deeply aligns with my values. Through CRY, we have the power to help level the playing field. Being part of a movement that actually creates sustainable change in the lives of underprivileged children is empowering and inspiring.

Syon Mukherjee (Treasurer) – Hello, I am Syon Mukherjee. This past spring, I was fortunate enough to attend the Houston CRY Gala, where I met some astonishing people. Here, I also experienced and observed children, just like us, who were going through struggles and hardships that no child should have to deal with. This observation has inspired me to become part of the movement as well as the Child Rights and You family, to bring further impact to this shared goal of ours.

Aarav Bhojwani (Secretary) – I am Aarav Bhojwani. Growing up with a strong sense of empathy and social responsibility, Aarav has always been moved by the challenges faced by underprivileged children, especially those denied access to education and basic rights. After learning about CRY (Child Rights and You) from his parents and its impactful work supporting vulnerable children in India, he felt a personal connection to its mission.