Contact Alabama CASA
Alabama CASA Contacts
State Executive Director
Jimmy Hill
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334-203-1415
State Program Manager
Darla Evans
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334-203-1415
State Administrative Resource Specialist
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334-203-1415
State Operations Manager
Kai Stevens Burt
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334-203-1415
State Operations Specialist
Erin Clevenger
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334-203-1415
Headquarters Address:
Alabama CASA Network
PO Box 2524
Opelika, AL 36803
Additional CASA Programs
| Program | Contact Person | Phone |
|---|---|---|
| CASA of Autauga County | Pam Tindal | 334-610-5962 |
| CASA of Cullman County | Javon Daniel | 256-739-1111 |
| CASA of the Cheaha Region | Laura Miller | 334-610-6559 |
| CASA of Dallas County | James Thomas | 334-874-7785 |
| CASA of Jefferson County (Bessemer Division) | Lindsey Evans | 205-382-7284 |
| CASA of Jefferson County (Birmingham Division) | Katie Hobbs | 205-470-9469 |
| CASA of Lee County | Latasha Durr | 334-703-4066 |
| CAJA of Madison County | Laura Kovalcik | 256-532-6988 |
| CAJA of Marshall County | Pam Just | 256-878-1445 |
| CASA of Mobile County | Elizabeth Walter | 251-574-5277 |
| CASA of Montgomery County | Charity Alpert | 334-329-8584 |
| CASA of North Alabama | Kim Howell | 256-476-7740 |
| CASA of North Sand Mountain | Kelly Klein | 205-478-8389 |
| CASA of Shelby County | Beth Chapman | 205-980-4466 |
| CASA of Shoals | Andrea Holt | 256-765-0041 |
| CASA of Wiregrass Region | Adelyn Bhuiya | 334-610-5450 |
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Today is World Teen Mental Wellness Day! According to the American Psychological Association, Gen Z has the worst mental health of any generation. However, teens are dedicated to making a difference. According to YPulse, 64 percent of Gen Z say they want to achieve a healthier lifestyle for overall happiness, including a stronger self-care routine. Also, 94% consider mental health very important to their well-being.
We know that the world can be an uncertain place, and the children served by CASA are likely more aware of that than ever. To honor and acknowledge this day, we want to encourage everyone to talk to the teens in your life about mental wellness, as well as physical and emotional health as well! Be sure to open up about struggles you may have endured and how you've put in practices to help achieve a healthier and more balanced life. Ultimately, raising awareness about mental health and the importance of self-care can help improve an entire generation’s mental wellness.
#WorldTeenMentalWellnessDay
In addition to advocating for children, CASA volunteers are a huge source of encouragement for the children they serve. The presence of an encouraging, stable, caring volunteer makes a huge difference in the lives of the children served by CASA in Alabama.
To support CASA, go to alabamacasa.org today!
Fill your tank and fulfill the wishes of a child in need all at the same time. For the next two days, the Oxford SAMCO is generously raising money for abused and neglected children so each can have a dedicated advocate. SAMCO has made this easy: come fill up with gas, buy a snack, and 100% of those sales are donated to CASA of the Cheaha Region! #simple #bethechange #ChangeAChildsStory
CASA fundraiser at SAMCO continues through Thursday night
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“You’re paying it forward by buying a Payday,” one teacher said.Congratulations to Charity Alpert and CASA of Montgomery County on this fabulous news featured in the Montgomery Advertiser. Call and volunteer today! #ChangeAChildsStory #volunteer
CASA of Montgomery looking for volunteer advocates for children
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When young victims of abuse and neglect need advocates in Montgomery County, who will stand with them? It could be you.
YOUR DONATION MAKES A DIFFERENCE!
Alabama CASA’s “call to action” is to engage communities and citizens across the state to be a difference maker. Our plan is to activate ambassadors to make a $10 a month commitment for a year. Proceeds will yield funds for local programs to enable volunteer recruitment, training and child advocacy awareness education that ultimately assists in serving abused, abandoned and neglected children.