Category: News
The National CASA/GAL Poverty Learning Series will feature resources and learning opportunities for 950 state organizations and local programs about the relationship between poverty and child abuse and neglect.
Kinship care allows children and youth to maintain family relationships, cultural heritage and connections to their own community and familiar surroundings.
Today and every day, please join us in celebrating the phenomenal work of nonprofits– staff members, volunteers and those who support us – who are impacting lives every day.
Tawanna Brown, of Verona, New Jersey, an incoming freshman at Seton Hall University, is the 2021 recipient of the Akerman Academic Excellence Scholarship.
As we prepare for this new school year, it’s important to acknowledge the teachers, school administrators, parents and community members who are working hard to ensure that students can learn safely and make academic progress.
Please join the National CASA/GAL Association for Children and CASA of Lafayette County, MS as we cheer Jessica on through her Olympic qualifying rounds Friday, July 30 and hopefully her gold medal!
Mehta, having learned about the critical work of CASA/GAL program staff and volunteers through her sister, recently nominated National CASA/GAL to receive contributions from MasterClass’ generous employee giving program.
National CASA/GAL is continuing to develop our Fostering Futures initiative, which will allow us to better serve older youth in foster care.
“Dan has strong experience in organizational management that will enhance the work of our board and the Association,” said Tara Lisa Perry, CEO of the National CASA/GAL Association.
June is nationally recognized as Reunification Month— an important opportunity to share the importance of children and youth in foster care reunifying with their family.