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July CASA Chronicle
Happy summer! This month marked the beginning of a new fiscal year – a new chapter, but the mission remains the same: advocating for abused and neglected children and helping…
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VA HB38 House Representative Rozia Henson (D) introduced a bill that would require teachers and appropriate faculty to complete mental health awareness training focused on addressing the needs of high-risk…
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VA SB90 Senator Barbara Favola proposed Senate Bill 90, legislation that would expand educational support for at-risk children and youth across Virginia. If passed and funded through the state appropriation…
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In this edition of the Chronicle, we share an inspiring success story that highlights the impact of advocacy, along with the latest happenings at Fairfax CASA, a spotlight on CASA…
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Take Action Now: Help Increase Funding for CASA Programs in Virginia There are 27 CASA programs serving abused and neglected infants, children, and youth across Virginia. Yet state funding has…
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Happy New Year! Thank you to our partners, supporters, and volunteers for an incredible and impactful year of advocacy. We look forward to another year of meaningful impact ahead. In…
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According to Youth.Gov, as many as 4.2 million youth and young adults experience homelessness each year. Approximately 700,000 are between the ages of 13-17, and 3.5 million are between 18-25.…
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On November 13, 2025, President Donald J. Trump signed Executive Order 14359, with a goal to improve the current foster care system and provide safe, loving homes for at-risk children…
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Happy Fall!In this edition of the chronicle, we share inspiring success stories, recap our annual Volunteer Appreciation event, announce the May Cook Heart of Gold winners, and spotlight a special…
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The Department of Health and Human Services recently revised provisions of the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996 (PRWORA), restricting undocumented immigrants from accessing tax-payer funded programs,…
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