National Reunification Month

What is National Reunification Month?

National Reunification Month, established in June 2010, recognizes families, volunteers, service providers and the efforts around the country that help to reunite separated families. For CASA, the overall goal is reunite families if and when the case allows such action. Parents and children have to overcome extensive hurdles in order to be brought together as a unit, but with the help of our community service members, that goal can be reached.

CASA Events

Thank you to everyone who came out to our booth for both the Child Abuse Prevention Community Awareness and Family Fun Day and the Relay for Life of Liberty County events. We appreciate your endless support for our organization.

(l-r)Social Media Coordinator Taisha White and Volunteer Advocacy Coordinator Lisa Choeun at the Child Abuse Prevention Community Awareness and Family Fun Day on Friday, May 5

CASA staff took to Richmond Hill for the Child Abuse Prevention Community Awareness and Family Fun Day to spread to word on the importance of CASA

Overall, we connected with over 10 individuals who were interested in becoming a CASA Volunteer.

(l-r) Social Media Coordinator Taisha White, Advocacy Coordinator Supervisor Jamiallah Jackson, Executive Director Petula Gomillion and Volunteer Advocacy Coordinator Lisa Choeun at the Annual Relay for Life of Liberty on Friday, May 12.

The Relay for Life of Liberty County was a success! This year, the CASA team came together to honor the life of one of our very own, Mrs. Sandra Holzendorf. Our team also won most spirited team!

Thank you to everyone who came to our booth and enter our raffle.