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Franklin County CASA, Inc. advocates for the best interest of children of abuse and neglect who are under the protection of the Franklin County Juvenile Court.
Through highly trained community Volunteers the child’s needs are heard, researched and advocated for throughout the duration of the child’s time before the court, thus securing a safe and permanent home for all such children.

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Spring 2010 CASA graduates

 

Newsletter #19

 

 

 

Member:  Missouri and National CASA

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Updated 07/07/10

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Franklin County CASA, Inc.

301 East State

Union, MO. 63084

(636) 583-4422

 

 

 

 

Calendar

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June 26th 2010

Freedom Fest walk/run. Call the office to join CASA’s team. Details

 

July 7th 2010, 5:30

Potential Volunteer Orientation at the CASA office

More details.


July 14th 2010

CASA Board of Director’s Meeting, 6:30


July 27th 2010, 5:30

Signs and Symptoms of Abuse Training by Steven Miller, RN. Community members welcome to attend. More details


August 1st 2010

Tentative date for Pre-Service Training to begin

 

November 6th 2010

CASA Gala at the Washington KC Hall featuring The Smash Band

 

 

Meet Our CASA Children

 

Franklin County CASA volunteers are currently appointed to 63 of the 150 children in foster care in the county.  These such children range from 19 months to 20 years; each having their own stories of suffering from abuse and/or neglect and each having their own stories of courage and healing.  CASA volunteers are privileged to walk with these children through one segment of their life journey

CASA Children's Success Stories...just to name a few.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

News

Franklin County CASA is a proud recipient of the 2010 Franklin County Children and Families Community Resource Board Grant which is used to assist with older youth gaining skills of independence and to assist with a teen support group called Girls Circle.

2010 National CASA Statistics

 

Franklin County CASA receives support from Mrs. Jay Nixon

 


Franklin County CASA Receives National Certification Recognizing the
Quality of Its Work for Abused and Neglected Children

 

Success Stories

 

CASA volunteers are the voice of children when they can't be in court

2010 CASA Fundraising Events