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A healthier future for children begins with you
Stories of neglect and abuse are tragically common. When the abuse ends, ramifications can, and often do, continue well into adulthood. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Kaiser…
Co-Parenting and High Conflict
The key to amicable co-parenting is to focus on the best interests of the children. This can be very difficult and it means that a parent’s emotions—any anger, resentment, or…
The Hanger Brings Out Good Samaritans
The Hanger—operated by CASA volunteers—has provided resources and services to over 330 foster teens.
Warning Signs of Child Abuse and Neglect – How to Report
Every citizen has a stake in the well-being of our children. Learn how you can help protect a child.
Addressing the challenges faced by older youth in foster care
Here at CASA, we have first-hand knowledge of the unique challenges faced by older youth in foster care. Each year in our community, dozens of young people turn 18…
A Note of Appreciation to Volunteers
Keeping children safe is everybody’s business. CASA volunteers play a unique role on behalf of our most vulnerable children. Your commitment, vigilance and persistence offers hope where there has…
Citizens, Businesses, Foundations Honored for Investing in Children
CASA honors citizens and business partners with special awards for financial support and for the culture of giving back to the community where employees live and work.
Support CASA through Combined Federal Campaign CFC #98423
CFC promotes philanthropy by providing military & federal employees the opportunity to improve the quality of life for all. CASA of the Pikes Peak Region CFC #98423
CASA Volunteer Caitlyn Beans refuses to give up on 2 young girls
Several years ago, a very complicated child abuse case opened on two young sisters, Ellee age 3, and Chloe, 6 months. These girls were traumatized by a neglectful, drug-addicted mother,…
Volunteer Spotlight: Donovan Rose
Staff Sergeant Donovan Rose made an ordinary trip to the grocery store to buy a cake for a friend. But that small errand turned out to be an extraordinary…