Going from home to home Forever hating this endless roam Told to keep the faith and hope Yet no one stayed to teach me to cope Wanting to...

It’s Pride Month and with an estimated 99,000 youth in Mississippi (13+) being a part of the LGBTQ+ community, it is essential that all...

Grace McKissick has been serving as a CASA advocate since October of 2021. Grace first became interested in CASA after learning about the...

We understand that taking a child into your home for the first time can be stressful. Whether it is an emergency placement situation in...

Tiffany has been a CASA volunteer since 2019. Throughout her career, she has worked in the public school district with special needs...

Foster families and caretakers may often experience difficulty understanding and fully supporting their new children because of past...

While many will agree that Oxford, Mississippi is an exceptional place, there is a reason that holds up this idea that most do not know...

If you are considering entering the foster care system as a court appointed special advocate, or in any other role, there are several...

As part of our recurring section to highlight the people behind the work, we sat down with one of our volunteer advocates, Michael...

The future of CASA of Lafayette County is very bright. We are currently in the process of growth, with plans to expand to serve children...

Before becoming a CASA, our volunteers have to go through training to learn the ins-and-outs of their work. In training, they learn about...

In 1976, Judge David W. Soukup of the Seattle juvenile court planted the seed for what would become CASA, or Court Appointed Special...