Thanks from CASA
Oct. 10, 2013 Monroe County CASA warmly thanks the Bloomington Metropolitan Professional Firefighters, Local 586, for building the 2013 CASA Playhouse, transporting it during the July 4 parade, and on ...
Congrats, CASAs!
A new group of Monroe County CASAs were sworn in by Judge Stephen Galvin July 18. CASAs are volunteer court-appointed special advocates for abused and neglected children. Shown above, from ...
Thanks
Monroe County Court-Appointed Special Advocates is grateful to Nick.s English Hut, and particularly to its backroom staff, which hosted a dine-and-donate on July 18. About 60 people attended and more ...
Local businesses support CASA
Monroe County Court Appointed Special Advocates Inc. extends thanks to local companies who have reached out to support CASA and Lift Up a Child’s Voice. Bridgett Vohland, of Royale Hair ...
Dunning to retire
Monroe County Court Appointed Special Advocates for Children announces the retirement of longtime advocate for children, Deborah Dunning. In 1991, Dunning joined Monroe County CASA Inc., then known as the ...
Tammy Minger Wins the Be More Phenomenal Award for board members!
For many years, attorney Tammy Minger served as a Family Service Association, then a Monroe County Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) board member, generously and masterfully contributing to its governance ...
Guest column: Advocates aid kids in tough situations
By Less Wadzinski February 7, 2012, last update: 2/7 @ 6:37 am This guest column was written by Les Wadzinski, a Court Appointed Special Advocate for Monroe County. Perhaps you ...
Breaking News: Herald-Times Highlights CASA and Child Welfare Issues – March 31, 2011
CASA in need of more volunteers By Dann Denny The Monroe County Court Appointed Special Advocates board launched a volunteer recruitment campaign two months ago, hoping to raise the number ...
“The CASAs give us hundreds of thousands of dollars in volunteer work every year,” he said. “And the quality of the CASAs we get – doctors, lawyers, teachers, students, retirees – is incredible.”
“There are children alive today because the CASAs did their job and did it well,” he said. It’s the belief of many in the juvenile justice system that Court Appointed ...
Breaking News: Herald-Times Highlights CASA and Child Welfare Issues – March 30, 2011
Advocates for children worry about steady decline in funding State now has control over money that had been distributed by county By Dann Denny Judge Steve Galvin A ...