The safety of our CASA volunteers and the children for whom they advocate is of the utmost importance. CASAs work with their supervisors to identify and weigh considerations about whether to conduct meetings and visits virtually or in-person on a case by case basis. Porter County CASA has outlined detailed and specific precautionary protocol for carrying out any activity on behalf of CASA during the COVID-19 health crisis according to local, state, and federal guidelines. Protocol is re-evaluated regularly and subject to change according to the most current information available. For more information, please call 219-464-9585.
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CASA Volunteer Spotlight: Meet Lani Fisher
“I felt like I needed to take some kind of action instead of just feeling sad.” Lani Fisher joined...
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CASA Volunteer Spotlight: Meet Duane Dibble
“The CASA program is a great fit and perfectly aligns with my character.” Duane Dibble joined the CASA program in...
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CASA Volunteer Spotlight: Meet Whitney Trimble
“I have learned so much…and I continue to learn.” Whitney Trimble has been part of the CASA family since May...
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CASA Volunteer Spotlight: Meet Robin Biggs
"As a CASA, it is your heart and soul." Robin worked for a law firm in Chicago for many years...
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CASA Volunteer Spotlight: Meet Wendy Frump
“Every child deserves to be fought for and to have a voice.” Wendy has been a volunteer with Porter County...
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CASA Volunteer Spotlight: Meet Larry and Diane Jortner
“The children matter to us.” Being part of the CASA program means meeting great people from all occupations, callings,...
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CASA Volunteer Spotlight: Meet Christina Klespies
Christina Klespies is the Senior Director of Human Resources at the University of Chicago and an Adjunct Professor of...
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CASA Volunteer Spotlight: Meet Charlotte Sterling
Charlotte has been involved with Porter County CASA for a little over a year. She was sworn in during...
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