CASA News

The Missing Link

October 29, 2019

Jamie was nervous about becoming a CASA volunteer. She didn’t have a background in Human Services or lots of experience with kids, but she wanted to help. Would she really…

Advocating Beyond the Courtroom

October 2, 2019

When substance abuse and domestic violence made their home unsafe, two sisters (ages 12 and 7) were removed and placed with their grandparents. Their grandparents were in very poor health…

Quality Time in a Safe Environment

August 28, 2019

After criminal charges for her substance abuse, Angie was referred to Harmony House for supervised visitations with her children. She had several pending trials and was just getting sober. She…

From Listening to Advocating

July 31, 2019

Glenda is a CASA volunteer serving on her third case.  “There is a saying, ‘Be who you needed when you were younger.’ That’s why I advocate,” says Glenda. Like many…

Ben’s Journey Home

December 10, 2018

6 year-old Ben had already been through a lot when Jennifer was assigned as his CASA. Placed in foster care because his parents couldn’t adequately provide for his safety, Ben…

A Love for the Great Outdoors

August 14, 2018

If you look at him today, you might describe 11-year-old Sam as a bright eyed and adventurous little boy. And while that may be true now, that has not always…

Mason Finds a Forever Mom

May 4, 2018

Because of you, he will recover from trauma. For three long years, Mason wanted to be safe, have a permanent home, and to have a mom.   Mason’s case opened due…

So Many People; One Little Girl

May 4, 2018

She can have a brighter future. Lacey was just one-year-old when she was removed from her parents due to domestic violence and substance abuse. Lacey’s father was incarcerated and her…

2018 Keynote Speaker

April 20, 2018

Good morning everyone! Thank you so much for having me! As Sabrina mentioned, my name is Courtney Walter. I grew up in Elizabeth, Colorado, which was once a small town,…

A Child’s Live Moves Forward

April 20, 2018

My name is Will. I am 12 years old. I was nine years old when I met my CASA volunteer, Cheryl. My brothers, sisters and I didn’t have any place…