The 2018 Celebrate Kids! Conference is less than four months away and registration is now open.
The event runs from September 26 to 28 at the DoubleTree Columbus-Worthington. The program is informative and diverse with dynamic and engaging speakers. Once again, the conference will offer CASA volunteers their required 12.0 hours of Sup.R. 48 in-service training.
By all accounts, the first regional celebration of CASA Day in Ohio was a big success. The April 20 event was co-hosted by Ohio CASA/GAL Association and Montgomery County Juvenile Read More
Recent opinion pieces from Angela Sausser (Public Children Services Association of Ohio) and Richard Wexler (National Coalition for Child Protection Reform) offer conflicting views for addressing the increasing number of children affected by parental opioid abuse or overdose.
The 23rd Annual Celebrate Kids! Conference came to a close Friday, ending, as usual with an emotional tribute to Ohio CASA’s annual award winners.
Online registration for the 2017 Celebrate Kids! Conference closed last Friday with a record 452 participants signed up to attend the dynamic 2½-day event. Workshop preferences received by Ohio CASA Read More
Ohio CASA Executive Director Doug Stephens talks to Court News Ohio about how the opioid epidemic is driving a growing need for CASA volunteers.
Kristen LePrevost was met with a standing ovation for sharing her story about Malachai, a young boy who was born with a rare congential disorder.
The message last week at the Statehouse was loud and clear: Children in every Ohio county need CASA volunteers.
As co-hosts of Ohio CASA’s 2017 CASA Day in Ohio event, Representatives Jeffery S. Rezabek (far left) and J. Kyle Koehler will lead the ceremony for the second year running. The two will share the stage with public officials and private citizens to spread the word about court appointed special advocate volunteers and their value to their communities.
Best-selling author and Ohio native J.D. Vance was a speaker today at the NCASAA conference in Seattle.
Ohio CASA Executive Director Doug Stephens introduced J.D., whose book, Hillbilly Elegy, paints an intimate, poignant and sometimes-disturbing look at his childhood in Middletown.
