Watch the most recent Open House from April 22, 2021. This session offers a chance to learn more about CASA advocacy in preparation for training cycles that begin in February 2021. Meet the team, get details on our local program, and hear from a current advocate, Tiffany Remsberg, about what volunteers do to help vulnerable children in the Eastern Panhandle.
CASA-EP programs play a critical role in ensuring that children who have experienced abuse or neglect find safe, permanent placements or are reunified with their biological family whenever possible. The work of highly trained advocates—appointed by judges to work one-on-one with our most vulnerable children and youth—is needed now more than ever. Research has shown children with a CASA volunteer spend less time in out-of-home or foster care, are less likely to re-enter the foster care system, and do better in school. You can #changeachildsstory by becoming a CASA volunteer!
Enroll today on our website to begin your volunteer journey or reach us with your questions by emailing volunteer@mycasaep.
CASA of the Eastern Panhandle has joined the 2021 United Way of the Eastern Panhandle Unity Campaign. The Unity Campaign is a 12-day fundraiser powered by United Way of the Eastern Panhandle. In its second year, the annual fundraising campaign supports
The Martinsburg Journal features CASA-EP as recruitment and outreach efforts continue amidst the growing need for greater community supports for children and families. Read the entire article from The Martinsburg Journal.
CASA-EP welcomed eleven new advocates on March 12, 2021, volunteers who will work one-on-one with children and youth who need someone to be their eyes and ears in the court, at school, at home and in our community. Read the entire article
Over 520 children in West Virginia’s Eastern Panhandle were involved in cases of abuse and neglect in 2020, a year rife with chaos for many across our nation and world. CASA-EP staff discussed local, state and national trends in response
Journal News – Whether by self-guided training or in staff-led sessions, CASA of the Eastern Panhandle leadership said it has continued adjusting and expanding its training services in hopes of training enough volunteers to meet the growing number of children
Sunset Chat with Judge Debra McLaughlin – September 22, 2020: Judge Debra McLaughlin of West Virginia’s Twenty- Third Judicial Circuit Court and Michelle Sudduth, executive director of CASA-EP discuss the impact of recent WV Supreme Court decisions related to child
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