Shea & Rocco’s CASA Story
When we think about the impacts of human trafficking, we don’t always consider the children who...
The Advocate Winter Newsletter 2023
Court Appointed Special Advocates are community volunteers who speak up for the best interests of children in foster care. Volunteer CASAs work for the best interests of kids by advocating for their safety and permanency.
CASA Stories
Kelly’s CASA Story
CASA of Yellowstone County consistently works to spread its mission throughout the Billings...
Taylor’s CASA Story
Youth aging out of foster care often face significant challenges, making the support of a Court...
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I had been drawn to the idea of volunteering with CASA for quite some time. The mission—to advocate for children in the foster care system and ensure they have a voice—resonated deeply with me. As my son grew older and became more independent, I found myself with both...
Advocate Spotlight: Debbie Willis
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Milo’s CASA Story
When Milo was born, his cord blood tested positive for meth. Child and Family Services implemented a voluntary safety plan with Milo’s parents to try and keep him in parents’ care. However, soon after, the parents stopped checking in at the local housing shelter....
