Clark County Ohio Casa/Gal Program

We appreciate YOU! CASA volunteers, staff members, and community supporters make up our CASA Network! Learn more at www.clarkcocasa.org

If you see Kathi, be sure to congratulate her on her appointment to the National Volunteer Council. Since its inception in 2021, this dedicated group has been instrumental in amplifying the voice of volunteers throughout our network. Their efforts have significantly influenced a comprehensive volunteer engagement strategy, enhanced recruiment, screening, training, support, supervision, and recognition prcesses, contributed to the National Volunteer Recruitment Strategy and Campaign, and offered invaluable insights during strageic planning sessions.

We are genuinely thankful to have one of our own helping to shape the future of CASA!

There are several ways you can support CASA volunteer work in Clark County!
👉Share our social media posts,
👉tell friends,
👉attend CASA events,
👉pass out information,
👉and serve as a volunteer.

CASA volunteers give each child a steady voice during a confusing time. A few hours a month can help a child feel seen, safe, and supported. To learn more check out our website. www.clarkcocasa.org

You can also follow on Instagram to see more.

Clark County Ohio Casa/Gal Program

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Clark County CASA Program is marking Foster Care Awareness Month, where we recognize children and young people - plus those who walk alongside them like CASA volunteers and foster families.

To complete National Reentry Month, the Clark County Department of Reentry is hosting a Reentry Simulation on Wednesday, April 29 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Hollenbeck Bayley Creative Arts and Conference Center, 275 S. Limestone St. in Springfield.

The purpose of the simulation is to give you a deeper understanding of the barriers returning citizens face, insight into how housing access impacts public safety and community well-being, and opportunities to connect with service providers and community partners who support reentry efforts and/or want to learn more.

Pre-registration is required. To register, scan the QR code or visit https://events.humanitix.com/clark-county-department-of-reentry-cope-general-admission-bhjjmtls

For any questions call Brittany Kidder at (937) 521-3860. If you are interested in volunteering, please contact Brooke Wagner at (937) 398-9393.

Step into the game for a child in Clark County! Call now, or message us, to schedule your training!