National CASA's 2010 Annual Report features accomplishments of the year, including the new Fostering Futures program that is training volunteers to help older youth in care succeed.
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Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency PreventionSupport Level: Mission Partner
The Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention is a primary funder of the National CASA Association, providing nearly $15 million in 2010, the amount appropriated by Congress. The majority of this funding is awarded to programs through a competitive grant process. Grants fund program development and expansion as well as inclusion and cultural competency efforts. Additional funds are dedicated to providing training and technical assistance and an annual training conference attended by more than 1,400 volunteers, CASA program staff, judges and other members of the child welfare community.
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