CASA of Union County was incorporated in 2005; with just one employee and 10 advocates, one could hardly foresee the level of growth just 15 years later. Since then, the organization has trained nearly 600 volunteer advocates, and approximately 88 percent of Union County youth in foster care have their own CASA volunteer! It was once a dream to be able to serve every youth in care; today, the organization is closer than ever. The goal is real, and it is in reach. It is impossible to have come this far without the support of generous donors who stand beside us in our work and mission, the day-in-day-out dedication of every staff member who has entered CASA of Union County's doors and, of course, the volunteer advocates who are the engine that moves us forward each day.
Susan McConnell is the creator of the 'Let It Be Us' Targeted Recruitment Program, which bridges the gap between waiting children and licensed awaiting parents. The program also provides caseworkers with a deeper database of licensed foster homes from which to source. Read more about the latest...
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