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Our Mission

CASA of the Fox Cities, Inc. advocates for abused and neglected children in our local courts, with community volunteers, to achieve placement in safe and permanent homes.

Our History

CASA of the Fox Cities (CASAFC) received its 501(c)3 nonprofit designation in September 2012. A Board of Directors worked to raise funding to hire the agency’s first executive director on Sept. 30, 2013. The first group of 15 advocates was sworn in by Judge John Des Jardins on Nov. 26, 2013. Our first case was appointed in March 2014. In its first year of service, CASAFC served 41 children and swore in a total of 33 advocate volunteers. In 2018, the agency served 169 children and had 98 active volunteers.

CASAFC is a member of the National Court Appointed Special Advocate Association. See www.casaforchildren.org for full details on National CASA.

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A Statement for Our Difficult Times

June 3, 2020

National CASA/GAL Association stands in solidarity against any kind of injustice, violence or brutality that inflicts undue harm on or disadvantages another human being. Racism is reprehensible and has no place in our society. We believe in the freedom of expression through peaceful, lawful, demonstration and that every voice has the right to be heard.

The inhumane and senseless death of Mr. George Floyd and the many others who have gone before him has rocked this nation and serves as a reminder that there is still so much work to do in our country to address the evils of racism and indifference that it can breed. It’s also a stark reminder that inequality, inequity and disproportionality exist across all facets of our society, including our work with children who have experienced abuse or neglect.

As an organization, we believe it’s important that we align with our mission, vision and values, inclusively understand and promote the well-being of our network and build cultural competence among staff and volunteers. By doing this, we are working to ensure equitable outcomes for all children, regardless of race, gender or sexual orientation.

These sobering times serve as a reminder that it’s going to take all of us, working together, to make life better for ourselves, each other and the children and families we serve.

Contact: Sheryl R. Sellaway, [email protected], 404.695.5564

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