Who We Are
CASAs are a diverse group of well trained, professional volunteers who are
appointed by the juvenile court to represent the "best interests" of children
involved in the child welfare system.
CASA volunteers have been serving abused and neglected children in
Clatsop County since 1992. Clatsop CASAs represent between 90 and 100
children at any given time. CASAs help to focus community attention on
local issues of child abuse and neglect.
CASAs spend thousands of hours every year working on behalf of children
now residing in safe, nurturing, permanent homes because of their efforts.
CASA STAFF:
Ann Lederer, Executive Director
Lauren Wilson, Volunteer & Training Coordinator
Cheryl Lund, Administration
CASAs are a diverse group of well trained, professional volunteers who are
appointed by the juvenile court to represent the "best interests" of children
involved in the child welfare system.
CASA volunteers have been serving abused and neglected children in
Clatsop County since 1992. Clatsop CASAs represent between 90 and 100
children at any given time. CASAs help to focus community attention on
local issues of child abuse and neglect.
CASAs spend thousands of hours every year working on behalf of children
now residing in safe, nurturing, permanent homes because of their efforts.
CASA STAFF:
Ann Lederer, Executive Director
Lauren Wilson, Volunteer & Training Coordinator
Cheryl Lund, Administration
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About Us
Clatsop CASA Program, Inc.
818 Commercial St.
Suite 401
Astoria, OR 97103
United States
ph: 503-338-6063
fax: 503-325-8822
casa@clatsopcasa.org
All rights reserved.
818 Commercial St.
Suite 401
Astoria, OR 97103
United States
ph: 503-338-6063
fax: 503-325-8822
casa@clatsopcasa.org
All rights reserved.
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Clatsop CASA Program, Inc.
