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KCN hosted Rooted in Advocacy: 2026 CASA Volunteers Symposium on November 5 at the Gheens Foundation Lodge in Louisville. The Symposium featured a court simulation and interactive panel to learn about the roles of each professional and advocate in child abuse and neglect cases; sessions covering DCBS processes, kinship care, and positive childhood experiences; and time for peer-to-peer networking. Each local CASA program selected one volunteer as a Grounded in Learning Award recipient for going above and beyond in the name of furthering their education and understanding what it means to be a Court Appointed Special Advocate. Those 18 awards were presented to close out the Symposium.
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Stand up for a child by becoming a CASA volunteer. Your time can make a huge difference in a child's life.
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Local CASA programs train volunteers who provide quality court-based advocacy for abused and neglected children.
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The KCN provides training and continuing education opportunities throughout the year for CASA staff, volunteers, and board members.
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You're helping us make an impact for children.
The Kentucky CASA Network is working toward having all 120 of Kentucky's counties covered with a CASA program so that children throughout the Commonwealth can have access to a CASA volunteer. We're striving to continue spreading awareness and building the capacity of local CASA programs to make this happen.
Our Impact This Year
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Counties Served
105
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Children Served
3,387
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CASA Volunteers
1,395
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New Volunteers Trained
312


