“All of my colleagues appreciate this program and appreciate your support,” District Judge Greg Todd told the commission.
A year ago, the commission substantially increased funding to Yellowstone CASA. This year, Executive Director Cass Staton asked for the same amount: $155,000.
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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.
When we think about the impacts of human trafficking, we don’t always consider the children who...
CASA of Yellowstone County consistently works to spread its mission throughout the Billings...
Youth aging out of foster care often face significant challenges, making the support of a Court...
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