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Franklin County CASA, Inc.
301 East State
Union, MO. 63084
(636) 583-4422

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Member: Missouri and National CASA |
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OUR MISSION:
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
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Kids Helping Kids. Maya Beck and her friend Hannah have been givingback to the community for years and they aren't even old enough to drive.....read full story |
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CASA shopping spree photos and video sponsored by Fricks
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CASA is expanding their staff |
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Thank you... To the Franklin County Community Resource Board who provided the opportunity for Tammi Stoos to present to members of the community. Tammi talked to teenagers and adults about her experience in foster care and now as a social worker and foster parent. Tammi was an inspiration to us all giving us strength to be not only survivors, but thrivers in life. Also, thank you to Union High School and Super 8 in Union for supporting this event, and volunteers Mary Tinsley and Diana Hall for organizing. It was another CASA success. |
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KEEP KIDS CAMPAIGN
a huge success.
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Meet Our CASA Children
Franklin County CASA volunteers are currently appointed to 63 of the 200 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 |
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News
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Calendar
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2011
Events
Nov. 5th
6th Annual
CASA Gala
CASA Derby-"It’s a
Sure Bet" at the KC Hall in
December
Happy Holidays, enjoy time with your family and friends.
2012
Events
January
New CASA volunteer Training Session will begin.
Jan.12, 6:00
Volunteer Informational Meeting for those interested in being a CASA
volunteer
Jan.15th
Potential CASA volunteer applications due


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