The most gratifying part of my CASA experience is knowing that I am genuinely making a difference in the lives of children and their families. I have been a CASA for about a year and a half, and throughout that time I’ve learned how powerful it can be simply...
“Focusing on the good instead of the bad helped me to see my circumstances in a more positive light. Ever since then, when I find myself waxing a little more Eeyore than Piglet, I rattle off three things I’m grateful for every night as I’m falling asleep.”
It’s 6 AM, and I’m awoken by my new roommate’s sudden desire to have a conversation. I’m not a morning person, and I really...
CASA had been pulling at my heartstrings since I found out about it through a friend who became a volunteer Court Appointed Special...
[Author’s Note: This blog post was adapted from a paper submitted for a course on juvenile justice at the Alexander Blewett III...
July 2022 marks my fifth anniversary of working with CASA of Yellowstone County. While that’s nowhere near the dedication of some of...
In June, I was fortunate enough to be able to attend the National CASA Conference, in Seattle, WA. It was invigorating to be around...
Bob Brown joined CASA of Yellowstone County as a volunteer Court Appointed Special Advocate in 2017 after learning of the urgent need...
For those of you who are not familiar with CASA, it may surprise you to learn that some of our staff members volunteer their time...
When I signed on the dotted line, little did I know that " I pledge to serve as the "one constant" for the child, assisting...
