Joel Levine

Joel A. Levine is a dedicated professional with a rich background in child welfare services.

Currently serving as the Executive Director at Harris County Resources for Children and Adults, Mr. Levine oversees operations related to the Harris County Commissioner's Court and the Harris County Child Welfare Board.

With 23 years of experience at Harris County Resources, he leads a team of 390 staff members across 19 program areas, catering to young children, families, and aged or disabled adults.

Mr. Levine's role involves managing a budget of $42 million comprising county general funds, grants, special revenue accounts, and fundraising efforts.

His educational background includes a Master of Arts in Social Services Administration from the University of Chicago and a Bachelor's degree in Psychology from Macalester College.

Beyond his current position, he has held various roles such as Children's Services Division Administrator, Director of Administration, and Director of the TRIAD Program for County Juvenile Prevention and Early Intervention Services.

Mr. Levine has also contributed to organizations like the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services, serving as a Caseworker, Foster Home Development Trainer, Supervisor, and Program Director for Family Preservation.

He is actively engaged in several initiatives, being a Senior Fellow in the American Leadership Forum Houston Chapter, Board member of the Rotary Club of Houston, and Board member for the Texas Network of Youth Services, among others.

Mr. Joel A. Levine's professional journey showcases his commitment to improving the welfare of children and families in the community, backed by a solid educational foundation and extensive hands-on experience.