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May 2022 Donor Spotlight: James and Angela Pung

…orward to seeing it continue to positively impact our community. We must become a community where abuse and neglect of children is no longer tolerated, and we all stand up for those who can’t defend themselves. We must stand up for these kids and families, not to provide a handout, but to be a valuable resource so these kids and families can feel empowered to succeed and live happy, healthy, and productive lives. James E. Pung is the President and

As we look back on 2022… A message from the CASA President & CEO

…interest remains the focus of everyone involved in the child welfare legal process. As community leaders in childhood trauma, we have a new opportunity to expand our training about the impact of trauma and how to make a real difference in the life of a child to community partners such as law enforcement, schools, criminal and family law attorneys, and CPS caseworkers. We need your help The work we do changes the trajectory of children’s lives, and

May 2023 Advocate Spotlight: Kevin Montagne

…er care. The challenge is that all these people have many other cases that compete for their time. By taking one or two cases at a time, a CASA Advocate can work with various professionals, caregivers, and family members to focus on the needs of a small number of children. An Advocate can amplify the voice of children and be an independent set of “eyes and ears” to the court advocating for the children’s best interests. What has surprised you most…

July 2023 Advocate Spotlight: Janice Hewett

…an Advocate, your heart will be fully enriched knowing you, too, are an unsung hero. Children in care need Advocates. change a CHILD’s story today. impact our community forever. Learn more about becoming a CASA volunteer: VOLUNTEER or give online DONATE…

August is Make-a-Will Month! Estate Planning: A Plan for Everyone

…n | Originally published February 4, 2022 | Posted in Estate Planning © 2023 The Strong Firm P.C. All rights reserved. CHANGE A CHILD’S STORY TODAY. IMPACT OUR COMMUNITY FOREVER. Learn more about becoming a CASA volunteer: VOLUNTEER or give online DONATE…

August is Make-a-Will Month: 4 Important Estate Planning Steps

…l provide valuable insights into estate planning, from simple tips to more complex needs. By Leigh K. Freeman, Attorney at Law PLLC August is Make-a-Will Month, and it is a great reminder that all of us need to establish an estate plan. Beginning the process of developing an estate plan can be difficult and overwhelming.  Many people aren’t sure where to start. There really isn’t a magic place to start, the important thing is to start somewhere! …

A Message from the President & CEO: September 2024

…onal system, ensuring children get evaluated for learning differences. The testing and diagnosis process is key in making sure that these children receive the instruction and services they need. Educational advocacy in child welfare, justice-involved youth, and truancy cases is essential to these children’s futures. This summer, our TBRI® team has provided extensive training to schools all over our county to better equip teachers and staff with ne…

The Training Spot – CASA Helping Hearts

…ate on a case after the Advocate has had the case for 3 months. How do I become a Helping Heart? Complete a Helping Heart application and complete fingerprinting. Once that is approved, contact Ann Marie Ronsman to schedule the two-hour training in our office. Become a Helping Heart You are needed! Your time and skills are just what CASA needs to help even more children. If you have other skills to offer, please let us know. Volunteering for CASA…

The CASA office is temporarily closed, but our work goes on.

…d questions — Marilyn McQueeney, Program Director: Marilyn@CASASpeaks4Kids.com or 936-441-5437 x204 If you want more information about about becoming an Advocate — Shellie Tyrrell, Recruiting Manager: Shellie@CASASpeaks4Kids.com or 936-441-5437 x209 For all other inquiries — Lorna Hutt, Administrative Coordinator: Lorna@CASASpeaks4Kids.com or 936-441-5437 x0. Please leave a message with your name, contact information, and a brief description of yo…

The CASA office is temporarily closed, but staff are working remotely. Contact us.

…d questions — Marilyn McQueeney, Program Director: Marilyn@CASASpeaks4Kids.com or 936-441-5437 x204 If you want more information about about becoming an Advocate — Shellie Tyrrell, Recruiting Manager: Shellie@CASASpeaks4Kids.com or 936-441-5437 x209 For all other inquiries — Lorna Hutt, Administrative Coordinator: Lorna@CASASpeaks4Kids.com or 936-441-5437 x0. Please leave a message with your name, contact information, and a brief description of yo…