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Helping Children Feel Seen & Understood: CASA Volunteer Sarah Durand
For Sarah Durand, serving as a Court-Appointed Special Advocate holds special meaning. "As a survivor of child abuse who experienced the system firsthand, I have a special place in my heart for children facing similar struggles." Sarah has focused much of her career on working to change public policy to improve foster care and child protective services. Serving as a CASA provides her with the opportunity to directly help families, one child at a time. "I love when I can conne

CASA of the River Region
13 hours ago


Fall Fun, Lasting Memories: Making Special Moments Possible for Our CASA Kids
Every child deserves the chance to just be a kid. Whether it’s exploring the Kentucky State Fair, navigating a corn maze, or trick-or-treating at the zoo, childhood should be full of joy, discovery, and fun. At CASA of the River Region, we love helping the children we serve experience those special moments. Thanks to some incredible community partners and generous supporters, this fall was full of them! A Day of Fun at the Kentucky State Fair Thanks to funds made available th

CASA of the River Region
Oct 27


23 Years of Showing Up: Lee Staudter’s Commitment to CASA
For more than two decades, Lee Staudter has been a dedicated advocate for young people navigating difficult circumstances. Since becoming a CASA volunteer in 2003, Lee has helped ensure the voices and needs of those she serves are heard while working toward the best possible outcomes. Lee became a CASA because she wanted to make a difference during challenging times. Her favorite part of the work is seeing positive responses and progress, especially when a young person or fam
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