Yolo County CASA
Court Appointed Special Advocates for Children
Congratulations to Jessica, our Outreach Coordinator, on her one-year CASA-versary! 🌟
Thank you for your hard work and commitment to connecting our community with our mission.✨
Here’s to many more years of growth and impact together! 💙 #CASAversary #ThankYou
🌟 We’re dedicated to advocating for Indigenous youth in foster care, ensuring their voices are heard and cultural identities honored. 🌿
Join us in fostering awareness, understanding, and support for these vibrant communities—not only during Native American Heritage Month, but all year long. 🧡
#NativeAmericanHeritageMonth #YoloCASA
Congratulations to Doni, our Executive Director, on their one-year CASA-versary! 🎉
Thank you for your dedication, leadership, and passion for making a difference in the lives of youth in foster care.
We are grateful to have you lead us as a team! Here’s to many more years of impact and advocacy! #CASAversary #ThankYou
💀✨ This Día de los Muertos, Yolo CASA honors and remembers loved ones and the importance of safe, supportive connections for every child. Join us in making a difference by ensuring youth in our community feel seen, valued, and safe. #YoloCASA #DiaDeLosMuertos #SupportYouth 💀✨ Este Día de los Muertos, Yolo CASA honra y recuerda a nuestros seres queridos, y la importancia de brindar conexiones seguras y de apoyo a cada niño. Únete a nosotros para marcar la diferencia y asegurar que los jóvenes en nuestra comunidad se sientan vistos, valorados y seguros. #YoloCASA #DiadelosMuertos #ApoyoJuvenil
🎃 Happy Halloween! 🎃
For many youth in foster care, home should never be a scary place. CASA volunteers help make sure that every child has a safe, trusted adult by their side—someone who provides stability, support, and care.
Together, we can be the light that brightens their path. 🕯️
#YoloCASA #SafeSpaces #Halloween
🎃 As Halloween approaches, let’s remember that while many children enjoy costumes & candy, for some—especially children in foster care—the holiday can be overwhelming. Sensory overload & spooky decorations may trigger past trauma. 🧠💔 Let's aim to create calm, enjoyable experiences that make them feel safe. Being trauma-informed means understanding & showing empathy. By making thoughtful adjustments, we can help every child celebrate in a way that supports their well-being. We are so proud of our CASA volunteers for continuously adapting to meet the unique needs of each child, while having a good time!✨💙 #HalloweenWithHeart #TraumaInformedCare
