Last year in Montgomery County, approximately 6% of the youth served by CASA “aged out” of care. Youth age out of the foster care system when they achieve … Read more
This video tells the story of Kayana, who recently aged out of foster care, and some of the adults that came into contact with her during her time in the foster care system.
When Faye Batt was ready to retire from the nursery at Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Hospital, a kind-hearted doctor realized she would likely miss working with children in need of extra … Read more
http://www.hellowoodlands.com/22nd-annual-casa-speaks-kids-gala/ … Read more
Over 400,000 children are in the foster care system. The initial goal is to reunite them with birth families or relatives if appropriate, but that’s not always the case. At least 100,000 kids … Read more
Understanding the repercussions that abuse and/or neglect has on a child can seem overwhelming. The child has been exposed to a form of trauma that no child should have to experience. Foster parents, … Read more
At a time when the Texas foster care system has come under fire, with a federal judge ruling it broken to the point of unconstitutionality, a small glimmer of hope has shone on Montgomery County. Read more… (Article by … Read more
April is Child Abuse Prevention Month. This month, and throughout the year, we encourage all individuals and organizations to play a role in making our community and Montgomery County a better place for … Read more
The 2nd Annual COUTURE FOR CASA was held on March 29th, 2016 at Mercedes Benz of The Woodlands. The event was hosted by the Xcel Realty Team, Avalon Insurance of The Woodlands, and Nations Lending. It was truly an evening filled with glamour, gratitude, and … Read more
Read The Paper Magazine’s article, CASA Speaks for Kids “Boots & Ball Gowns” Gala, published on February 8, 2016. … Read more
"To give a child a CASA is to give them a voice. To give them a voice is to give them hope. And to give them hope is to give them the world. I believe that with all my heart."
- Pamela Butler, former foster youth
