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- Home - kerncasa. org
The Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of Kern County speaks for the best interest of abused and neglected children and youth in the juvenile court process by training volunteers to advocate for their safety and well-being in the courts, in schools, and in our community GET INVOLVED!
- California CASA - Court Appointed Special Advocates for Children
California Court Appointed Special Advocate Association ensures that children youth in the foster care system have a voice and the services they need for a stable future A CASA volunteer, or Court Appointed Special Advocate, works one-on-one with a foster youth, advocating for their best interest
- Home - Casa Esperanza Transitional Home for Women Children
Through personalized support, education, and vocational training, we empower women to gain the skills and confidence needed to secure stable employment and provide for their families Learn More!
- Local Programs — California CASA - Court Appointed Special Advocates . . .
California has 44 CASA programs serving 52 counties where 99% of the youth in foster care reside Each program recruits and trains CASA volunteers in their community to ensure kids in foster care get the support and services they need and deserve Find your county in the list below to learn more about CASA in your community
- Events - kerncasa. org
As April is recognized as Child Abuse Prevention Month, it is crucial to recognize the vital role that organizations like the Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of Kern County play in supporting foster youth right here in our community
- Kern County Mental Health - Welcome to Camino a Casa by Casa Pacifica
Camino a Casa has been helping Bakersfield families for decades with behavioral issues in their adolescents and teens ages 12-17 At our 25-acre residential treatment center near Bakersfield, we welcome students into a therapeutic environment designed to help kids struggling with emotional dysregulation and associated high-risk behaviors
- Casa Aurora - MHS TURN
Casa Aurora provides in-custody residential substance use disorder treatment for females who may also have co-occurring disorders
- History - kerncasa. org
CASA of Kern County began operation in the summer of 1994 Led by Judge Robert J Anspach, attorney Terry Foley, mental health therapist Judy Newman and funded by Junior League of Bakersfield, CASA serves as an independent voice for the best interest of abused, neglected, and abandoned children living in protective care in Kern County, California
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