The Importance of Being Seen

Connection to self and others is something that every child deserves. For a young child like Lauren*, the simplicity of wearing matching glasses with her CASA volunteer provides that sense of connection.

CASA volunteers make children feel seen through the big and little connections they consistently make with them.

*To protect confidentiality, name has been changed and image is not of an actual CASA child or volunteer.

LAST CHANCE:

Join Us on April 22!

CASA Presents “An Evening of Hope” is quickly approaching next month!

Gather your friends and family and don’t miss out on an evening full of hope, inspiring stories, auctions and raffles.

Individual tickets are $200 each, which includes delicious appetizers and a plated dinner.

Together, we can bring hope to vulnerable children in our community!

CASA In The Community

Our March CASA volunteer training session has begun!



They are engaging in open conversation, learning about trauma, and developing an understanding of their role as CASA volunteers.

They will soon be prepared to provide critical advocacy and a strong voice for children.

Thank you for joining us for “Pints with a Purpose!”

We enjoyed socializing and raising awareness of our critical CASA child advocacy program!

Thank you to Zambaldi Beer for generously donating a portion of proceeds to CASA of Brown County.

Join Team CASA!

CASA of Brown County is currently hiring an Advocate Supervisor and a Communication and Development Specialist.

Please visit our website for the position descriptions, benefits information, and how to apply.

Together, we are changing stories!

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