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“The One Who Stays”: Reflections on 17 Years of CASA Service
For seventeen years, CASA volunteer advocate Kelli Blevins has offered steady support to children experiencing some of the most uncertain moments of their lives. Her long-standing commitment is rooted in something simple but powerful: being a consistent, trusted presence for children who need it most. A Commitment to Consistency Kelli describes her favorite part of being a CASA with heartfelt clarity: “My favorite aspect of the CASA role is the powerful commitment to consist
CASA of the River Region
4 days ago


Reflecting on National Adoption Day: A Celebration of Permanency, Hope, and New Beginnings
Last Friday, Jefferson County Family Court opened its doors to one of the most joyful events of the year—its annual celebration of National Adoption Day . More than 40 children officially joined their forever families as judges finalized adoptions, cameras clicked, relatives cheered, and children beamed with excitement. It was a morning filled with gratitude, emotion, and the unmistakable sense that lives were forever changed. CASA of the River Region was honored to once aga
CASA of the River Region
Nov 24


World Kindness Day: How CASA Volunteer Advocates Make a Difference
Today, we celebrate World Kindness Day , a day dedicated to spreading compassion, empathy, and goodwill across the globe. At CASA of the River Region, kindness isn’t just a sentiment—it’s at the heart of everything we do. CASA Volunteer Advocates are everyday people who make an extraordinary difference in the lives of children who have experienced abuse or neglect. By offering their time, attention, and advocacy, these volunteers provide more than support—they provide a consi
CASA of the River Region
Nov 13


Making a Difference, One Child at a Time: Meet CASA Volunteer Sean Muldoon
Sean Muldoon, CASA Volunteer Advocate When Sean Muldoon first heard about CASA of the River Region on NPR back in 2019, he admits he didn’t fully grasp the depth of child abuse and neglect in Kentucky. But as he paid closer attention to the stories and statistics, something clicked. He realized he could make a tangible difference—and decided to become a CASA volunteer. “I left every visit thinking that this kid’s day is better because I stopped by, and maybe his life will be
A September to Remember at CASA of the River Region
September was nothing short of extraordinary for CASA of the River Region. Thanks to our passionate supporters, volunteers, and community partners, we celebrated a month full of generosity, connection, and unforgettable moments—each one bringing us closer to our mission of giving every child a voice. 🌾 A Magical Evening in Mt. Washington CASA was honored to be part of a truly special gathering at the Farm to Table Dinner in Mt. Washington. Set under the stars right in the h
CASA of the River Region
Oct 30
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