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Because alone in the system is no place for a child.

Your gift can help provide advocacy for abused and
neglected children in our community.  Please help us
by donating online. Your contribution is tax
deductible.






We are now offering  a new curriculum
with a combination of in-person and
online training hours to make it more
convenient to complete CASA training.  
We are planning to conduct a training
session this summer to accommodate
people whose schedules might be more
flexible in the summer months.  Please
download the application from the link
below and call to set up an interview.  
Many vulnerable children do not have an
advocate - we need your help to ensure
that every child has someone dedicated to
that child's  best interests.  Call us at
503-338-6063 or email  
lauren@clatsopcasa.org.  




We also need volunteers to help with special
events - please call if you are interested in
helping in this way.  503-338-6063.











The mission of the Clatsop CASA
Program Inc. is to provide trained
volunteers to speak for the best
interest of abused and neglected
children in court and child welfare
systems.  The Clatsop CASA
Program promotes and supports
quality volunteer representation for
children, and assists CASA
volunteers as they advocate for
children to reach the goal of a safe,
nurturing home for each child.  
We serve over 100 children each
year in Clatsop County, but need
additional  volunteers to meet the
needs of these vulnerable children.  
Clatsop CASA Program, Inc.
Clatsop CASA Program, Inc.
818 Commercial St., Suite 401
Post Office Box 514
Astoria, OR 97103
United States
503-338-6063
ann@clatsopcasa.org
lauren@clatsopcasa.org
cheryl@clatsopcasa.org

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Our thanks to our wonderfully supportive
and generous community for a successful
15th Annual Celebration, raising over
$32,000 to support advocacy for abused and
neglected children in Clatsop County.