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Dynamic Duo: Mike & Barb McAdams
The volunteer hours and hard work the McAdams have invested in local children and youth is priceless and we are honored and grateful to them both on the CASA team.
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Meet Taylor: Why I Volunteer with CASA
Volunteering is my first way of giving back to those who helped save me. When I heard of the Supervised Exchange and Parenting Time (SEPT) program, I knew what an impact it could have on children.
Read MoreI was a daddy’s girl; I thought he’d never hurt me
Managing the Supervised Exchange and Parenting Time (SEPT) Program for CASA gives me joy because I understand what it is to both love and be afraid of the father I adored.
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Volunteers Needed to Support Parent/Child Visitations in Teller County
Teller County SEPT volunteer training begins Oct 1. Apply by September 24.
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Volunteer Steve Lente takes to the airwaves for CASA
Steve uses his voice to advocate for children in the courtroom, the community, and now on the airwaves.
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CASA congratulates Judge Kennedy on a distinguished career
In his 16 years on the bench, Judge Kennedy presided over 200 abuse and neglect cases where a Court Appointed Special Advocate volunteer was working on behalf of a child or children.
Read MoreNo More Trashbag Kids
There is a foster care experience that seems particularly ubiquitous and equally disturbing: putting all of a kid’s belongings in a trash bag when they have to move from one home to another.
Read MoreCASA saddened by the passing of Judge Doug Anderson
Judge Anderson was instrumental in reducing the adversarial nature of divorce cases and created a more collaborative approach to help the family move forward and focus on the best interests of the children.
Read MoreTips on how to be a Responsible Bystander
Prevent child abuse by speaking up, intervene before a child is harmed, and create violence-free homes and communities.
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Local artist empowers CASA kids through art
“I am extremely proud of these kids, said artist Lance Green. “Not just because their artwork is awesome, but because they have survived some horrific experiences and continue to grow and learn and have goals to become amazing adults.”
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