A passionate and powerful voice – CASA of Lea County’s trained and court-appointed volunteers advocate on behalf of abused and neglected children.
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A passionate and powerful voice – CASA of Lea County’s trained and court-appointed volunteers advocate on behalf of abused and neglected children. Together with our community’s involvement and generous support, we will positively impact the lives of our children.
What We Do
When children are abused or severely neglected, they must rely on adults to help them obtain justice and services. Who deserves an advocate more than an abused or neglected child? That is the intent of the social service and Family Court systems, but all too often these systems are fraught with escalating caseloads and reduced resources…
Byron, thank you so much for your commitment to support CASA and our friends at the Humphrey House, financially this year. Our county and people in it are one of a kind.
As Byron is encouraging and challenging people to help, We also encourage you to pick your favorite nonprofits and do the same. (Of course, we would be honored to have CASA of Lea County as one of your favorites 😉) All of our nonprofits are struggling with new challenges and budget shortfalls. Also, keep an eye out for the United Way of Lea County campaign as they too will be helping raise funds for their partner nonprofits. Again, thank you Byron and the many others that give us hope! We truly are stronger together!
#StrongerTogether #ittakesavillage
We would like to give a huge Thank You to the Washington Federal Foundation for the grant they awarded to CASA of Lea County. It is community partners like them that give us hope that we will get through these tough times. THANK YOU!!
Thank you Hobbs Rotary Club for your monetary support for training for our staff and volunteers. It is community partners and organizations like this that make our community so great!
Giving families an opportunity to enjoy our patio, play together, and soak in the sunshine, is just a small part of what we do but it means so much to see families spend quality time together. Thank you Lea County for supporting our programs and helping build healthier families.
Congratulations to Our very own Maegan Munoz! So proud of her 🤗 she was one of the Best CASA (court appointed special advocates) volunteers! Excited to see all the greatness she’ll bring to the legal field!Congrats to the UNM Law School’s Child & Family Justice Initiative (CFJI) which graduated its first class in May! Read about it at lawschool.unm.edu/news/2020/06/cfji-hits-milestone-with-first-class-of-graduating-advocates.html. #UNMProud #LawLobos