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Volunteer Training in February 2026
Our next CASA Training is scheduled for February 2026. Volunteers participate in 30+ hours of pre-service training to prepare them to build relationships with a child who has come from hard places, to investigate and monitor the case and to learn how to effectively advocate for the needs and best interest of that child. Please […]
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January is National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month.
Children involved in the child welfare system are especially vulnerable to exploitation. CASA volunteers work to protect, advocate, and ensure every child’s voice is heard.
Awareness, advocacy, and action matter. đź’™
#HumanTraffickingPrevention #CASA #VoicesForChildren #changeachildsstory™️
Looking for a resolution that truly matters?
*Resolve to advocate for a child in foster care. CASA volunteers provide hope, stability, and a powerful voice - every single day.
*Resolve to support foster families. Share a meal, offer respite care for children, donate diapers, formula, clothing and other necessities for newly placed children, provide encouragement and support.
*Resolve to encourage child welfare workers. Child Protection workers have very hard jobs. Every day they work with difficult people in very difficult situations, doing their best to move families forward towards a better future for all involved. Thank them. Encourage them. Buy them a coffee and chocolate occasionally!
*Resolve to be a positive resource in the life of a struggling family. Prevention of child abuse and neglect starts with connection and community. Reach out to those in your community that need a helping hand, an encouraging word, a person to walk alongside them through the difficult times.
*Resolve to donate to CASA and other worthy organizations that support vulnerable families.
As we make our resolutions for the year ahead, let`s include compassion, advocacy and action. Together, CASA supporters and volunteers help change a child`s story.
#NewYear2026 #changeachildsstory™️ #CASA
In 2025, our advocates served 69 children involved in the child welfare and court system. Our 47 volunteers donated nearly 3,000 hours of time in service to these children and their families, ensuring their best interests remained at the forefront of every decision made and action taken.
We are eternally grateful for the many community partners, donors, and volunteers who help further our mission every day!
A new year means new hope, new goals, and new opportunities to stand up for children. As we welcome the year ahead, CASA volunteers remain committed to advocating for every child’s best interest—today and all year long.
#changeachildsstory™️ #CASA
Happy Thanksgiving! We are so grateful for and blessed by our volunteers, our Board Members, our supporters, our community partners, our foster families, and the hard working families we serve.
Honoring Indigenous Peoples’ Day with CASA
Today, we celebrate the strength, culture, and resilience of Indigenous peoples across Montana and the nation.
At CASA, we recognize the importance of honoring every child’s heritage, story, and community. Our advocates work to ensure that Native children in the child welfare system are connected to their culture, families, and traditions—because every child deserves to grow up knowing where they come from and who they are.
Together, we stand in respect and solidarity with Indigenous communities as we continue to advocate for the best interests of every child.
#IndigenousPeoplesDay #CASA #Advocacy #EveryChildHasAVoice #MontanaCASA #CulturalConnection
Honoring Dr. Goodell for her amazing contribution to our world. She was a beautiful soul and stellar advocate.
Honoring Native American Day
Today we recognize and celebrate the rich heritage, traditions, and contributions of Native American communities. At CASA, we are committed to ensuring every child—regardless of background—has a safe, supportive, and culturally respectful advocate by their side.
Together, we honor the voices of Native children and families and strive to build a future rooted in respect, understanding, and justice.
#NativeAmericanDay #CASA #AdvocacyForChildren #changeachildstory
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Every year in September, we celebrate National Kinship Care Month. Kinship care refers to grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, adult siblings, and even family friends.
Nearly half the children placed in out-of-home care by the Department of Children, Youth, and Families (DCYF) are identified with a relative or person known to the child and/or family.
As a result of their commitment, the home provided for many of these children become their “forever” home.
In honor of National Kinship Care Month, we thank all kinship caregivers for their ongoing commitment to providing a safe and loving home to children in out-of-home care.
Thank you!
Hispanic Heritage Month
Each September 15 – October 15, we celebrate the rich histories, cultures, and contributions of Hispanic and Latino communities.
At CASA, we honor the voices and experiences of every child we serve. Diversity strengthens our mission of advocating for children in foster care and ensuring each child feels seen, heard, and supported.
As we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, we reaffirm our commitment to standing with children and families of all backgrounds—because every child deserves a safe and loving home.
#HispanicHeritageMonth #CASA #ChildAdvocacy #EveryChild
