Advocating for children also means advocating for their experience of Christmas morning while they are in care. The last thing we want is for Santa to miss even one stop, which is why we thank everyone who has ever partnered with us in this effort..

Giving Tuesday, which falls on December 3rd this year, presents a unique opportunity for the Jefferson County community to rally around CASA and support its mission. Here are several ways you can support CASA of Jefferson County…

Jefferson County, like many areas, has seen a steady increase in the number of children entering the foster care system. Factors like family instability, economic hardships, and the impact of substance abuse can lead to children being placed away from their homes. As a result, many Jefferson County children find themselves in foster families scattered across the state.

“The Gospel is an immersive experience that incorporates all the senses to fully envelop the viewer into an emotional experience about the life of Jesus Christ. Attendees will hear chanting while entering this historic 1830's church…”

In a world where generosity often competes with pressing schedules and committments, the dedication of organizations like Moose Riders #765 shine brightly.

The CASA network recently gathered at the River Oak Chophouse for its annual appreciation dinner, honoring the exceptional individuals who dedicate themselves to the well-being of abused and neglected children in Jefferson County.

CASA of Jefferson County is thrilled to share our experiences from the recently concluded 28th Annual Indiana GAL/CASA Conference. Our dedicated staff and volunteers had the privilege of attending this insightful event. Grants from Tri Kappa & the Jefferson County Comissioners helped cover the conference costs.

"Soup Stew Chili & Brew is more than just a festival. It's a community event that strengthens the bonds between residents and supports local organizations..."

"The show featured an eclectic array of motorcycles, each one a masterpiece in its own right. From pristine vintage models..."

"Volunteering with CASA is a transformative experience that will challenge you, expand your perspective, and ignite your passion for advocacy..."

“This camp is for any child who is experiencing challenging behavior, and aims to improve academic skills, change attitudes toward learning, modify behavior interfering with learning in the classroom, and experience success in school-type activities…”

“Health First is a program that increases state funding for County Health Departments to develop new or expand current initiatives…”

“With the proven behaviors of online predators, we would be doing a disservice not to include our neighbors…”

“It is all about learning and improving the field of Court Appointed Special Advocates by sharing knowledge and nurturing connections…”

“Prevent Child Abuse Jefferson County charter is pleased to announce their effort to “paint the town blue” was a huge success…”

“This event is our biggest fundraiser each year, and because of you, it was a record success in many ways…”

“..they are advocating for these children to be seen and heard as “children who are experiencing foster care” rather than a “foster child…”

Keagan Lancy Hatton Returns To Perform at 2024 Art with the Pieces Charity Auction. “He has shared a stage with acts like Confederate Railroad, Branden Martin, Buffalo Wab and the Price Hill Hustle, and Joe Clark and The Peacemakers….”

Jefferson Circuit Court swears in largest group of Child Advocates in Jefferson County history. Fourteen community members have joined CASA of Jefferson County making this the largest class of volunteer advocates who will immediately begin serving children who have been waiting for a voice.

CASA of Jefferson County is thrilled to announce a significant milestone in our commitment to supporting children and families within our community. Thanks to the dedication and vision of Brenda Holbrook, our Program Coordinator, ten members of our network have successfully become Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) Certified.