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National CASA Awards of Excellence
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G. F. Bettineski Child Advocate of the YearNancy Little, CASA, Inc. of Davidson County, Nashville, Tennessee “I know firsthand what many of the children I’ve worked with have endured. I don't ever forget, because I believe it helps me strive to be a much better volunteer.” When she was a child, adults failed to intervene for Nancy Little and get her the help she desperately needed. Now she is standing up for the rights of children as a CASA volunteer. |
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National CASA Board Member of the YearT. D. Hughes, ProKids, Cincinnati, Ohio “T. D.’s efforts have resulted in a set of clear, comprehensive and compelling goals and the practical strategies for how to achieve them. This clarity has ignited a powerful sense of urgency and collective purpose throughout the organization. Passion has led to performance, and performance to additional passion and excitement.” |
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Kappa Alpha Theta CASA/GAL Program Director of the YearBill Collins, CASA—Advocates for Kids, Helena, Montana “There is no one associated with the family services/court process who so clearly cares about each child’s best interests…This is not a job or career for Bill. It is his life’s work. Every child is of the utmost importance to him.” |
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National CASA Judge of the YearHon. Joyce Williams Warren, Pulaski County CASA, Little Rock, Arkansas "In Arkansas, Judge Joyce Williams Warren is the moving force behind every innovative court improvement initiative involving child welfare. She is not only a leader, but an excellent resource to our judges, attorneys, CASA staff and volunteers, caseworkers and foster parents." ~ Jim Hannah, chief justice, Supreme Court of Arkansas |
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National CASA Inclusion AwardCASA of Travis County, Austin, Texas CASA of Travis County has increased diversity at all levels and in all activities of its organization by dedicating staff time and organization resources to this strategic plan goal. Through a range of initiatives, including a targeted media campaign, cultural awareness training and relationship-building, CASA of Travis County has succeeded in reaching new audiences and changing its organizational culture. |
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Promising Practices Spotlight: Tech Students for CASACASA of the South Plains, Inc., Lubbock, Texas Tech Students for CASA works one-on-one with CASA of the South Plains on all projects, fundraisers and activities. Founded in September 2010, the group's main goal is to bring awareness of the CASA cause to the University. "I believe Tech Students for CASA is an outstanding example of what college students around the country can do to help CASA address the important issues and challenges we face as a community and a nation." ~ Stephen Maxner, faculty member, Texas Tech University Read more about Tech Students for CASA.
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