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The volunteers’ perspectives will inform national efforts to recruit, train, engage and retain volunteers, as well as improve the volunteer experience.
CASA/GAL volunteers attend in-depth training and ongoing professional development to ensure they have the tools and resources they need to effectively support the children, youth and families they serve.
In March we celebrate Women’s History Month, and in this month, we honor the pioneering work of the late Carmen Ray-Bettineski.
During Women’s History Month, we recognize the contributions of women who have dedicated their lives to serving their communities and advocating for those in need.
The executive team leads National CASA/GAL’s support to and engagement with our network of 939 state organizations and local programs as well external stakeholders.
Caden was assigned Dallas CASA volunteer Megan, who began visiting him and offering support to his foster family.
At National CASA/GAL Association for Children, we are grateful for the groundbreaking work of the trailblazers who have worked diligently to improve the child welfare system.
“These traffickers are cunning and they look for the most vulnerable, which is all too often kids in foster care.” –Chad Frymire, Director of Public Policy at Dallas CASA.
“The mission of National CASA/GAL is close to my heart.” –James Rishwain
January has been marked National Human Trafficking Prevention Month to raise public awareness of its prevalence.