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Commission recognizes 20 years of Robertson County CASA service
Summary
Commissioners recognized Robertson County CASA's two decades of volunteer advocacy for children in foster care; a CASA representative described the advocate role as the child's consistent court presence and urged continued volunteer support.
A speaker representing Robertson County CASA described the organization's two decades of service advocating for children in foster care and explained the role of Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) in courts and homes. "The CASA stands for Court Appointed Special Advocate... when you come to court, you speak for the child," the representative said, calling attention to high staff turnover at DCS and CASA's role in providing continuity for children.
Commissioners thanked volunteers and approved a short proclamation recognizing CASA's 20 years of service; the speaker noted CASA relies largely on volunteers with only a small paid staff and encouraged community members to support or volunteer.
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