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 Resource Specialist
Amber Epting
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334-203-1415
State Operations Manager
Kai Stevens
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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 | Lesley Kubik | 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 |
Facebook Posts
@nationalcasagal The issues surrounding opioid addiction are complex. One thing that makes CASA Volunteers so effective is the investment that we make in their ongoing training and support. #NationalSubstanceAbusePreventionMonth nationalcasagal.org/our-work/priority-focus-areas/serving-victims-of-the-opioid-crisis/
Volunteers who help kids in foster care are wanted more than ever during the pandemic
latimes.com
When a little girl wound up in foster care, she got help to turn her life around. CASA, the program that provided it, needs many more volunteers.CASA volunteers make a life-changing difference for children who have experienced abuse or neglect. Each volunteer is appointed by a judge to advocate for a child’s best interest in court. Our volunteers help Judges develop a fuller picture of each child’s life. Their advocacy enables Judges to make the most well-informed decision for each child. You can make a difference! Complete a volunteer application at: alabamacasa.org and #ChangeAChildsStory as a Court Appointed Volunteer.
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.