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Honoring Kinship Care: Nancy Haines’ Journey with CASA
September was National Kinship Care Month, a time to recognize the countless grandparents, relatives, and close family friends who step in to raise children when
We are passionate about child well-being and are driven to make a difference.
We come from all walks of life and have many different backgrounds. We believe in the rights and dignity of children and are committed to putting that belief to work for children who have been abused or neglected. We hold ourselves to the highest standards of excellence in service.
Our network of volunteers, staff, and supporters live within the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia, and neighboring communities throughout Virginia and Maryland.
Our goal is to ensure that every child who has experienced abuse or neglect has a volunteer advocate to speak up for their best interests. We will help them find safety, permanency, and the road home, wherever it lies. We will help them heal and thrive.
*as of January 1, 2023
ACTIVE VOLUNTEERS
CHILDREN SERVED
CHILDREN WITHOUT AN ADVOCATE
MORE LIKELY TO SUCCEED IN SCHOOL
MORE LIKELY TO FIND A SAFE, PERMANENT HOME
HALF AS LIKELY TO RE-ENTER THE FOSTER CARE SYSTEM
Whatever their age, children removed from the home because of abuse or neglect face a frightening, profound unknown.
We make sure they don’t face it alone.
We stand by them. We are there whenever they need us, for as long as it takes to reach a safe, permanent home. We are strong, compassionate adults who are a consistent presence, who care, who listen, and who put the child’s interests before all others.
And we do. Children who have a court-appointed volunteer receive more of the services that are critical to their well-being than children who don’t. They are more likely to succeed in school.
September was National Kinship Care Month, a time to recognize the countless grandparents, relatives, and close family friends who step in to raise children when
CASA of the Eastern Panhandle is proud to welcome Sarah Arzt as our new Community Outreach Coordinator. With a lifelong dedication to supporting children and
It is with the heaviest heart that CASA of the Eastern Panhandle shares the passing of our beloved co-founder, Emeritus Board Member, and dear friend,
CASA of the Eastern Panhandle’s Garden Gala Raises $300,000 to Support Vulnerable Children Shenandoah Junction, WV — CASA of the Eastern Panhandle (CASA-EP) hosted its
This summer was an unforgettable season for CASA of the Eastern Panhandle’s Fostering Futures program. From leadership development to digital safety and even a splash
Sandy Camilletti Snook, Priscilla Rodd, and Sharon Forrester (Jefferson County) were sworn in by Judge Bridget Cohee at the Jefferson County Courthouse as the newest
As the new school year approaches, CASA of the Eastern Panhandle is once again showing up in classrooms—this time, to connect directly with the teachers
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