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CASA: A child's voice in court...

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.

What We Do: Court Appointed
Special Advocates (CASAs)
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. Clatsop
CASA is also dedicated to fostering social
change that enhances service delivery
systems and strengthens family functioning
in order to encourage “forever” homes for
every child in our community.

CASA CELEBRATION: FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY 24, 6 - 9 pm
at the Loft @ the Red Building.
DATE CORRECTION: Please note that
the announcement in the Daily Astorian on
Friday, 1/20 had an incorrect date of
Tuesday, 1/24. We are sorry for the
confusion.

This year's event will include dinner,
beverages, and our incredible silent auction,
plus a dessert auction and a raffle of TWO
great prizes: an iPad and a Kindle Fire!
Tickets for the event are $30 and raffle
tickets are $20. Call the CASA office to buy
your tickets or for more information, at 503-
338-6063. Thank you for your support!

Become a CASA Volunteer -
Next Training: January 2012
Although many abused and neglected
children are assigned a CASA, there are still
not enough volunteers to meet the need. Our
next group training will start in January
2012. Independent study training is also an
option, so please don't wait - call today to
make a significant difference in a child's life.
Contact Ann or Lauren at 503-338-6063, or
email lauren@clatsopcasa.org.

You can download a copy of the Volunteer
Application here.

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Clatsop CASA Program, Inc.

To learn more about the National CASA
organization, visit the National CASA
website.

To learn more about the CASA mission and
how your donation dollars are put to use
by CASA, please visit The Oregon
Commission on Children and Families
website.