CASA of Gage County

07/14/2026

We are excited to offer to CASA of Gage County volunteers and youth the newly published book, Life After Eve. If you are a CASA volunteer or a CASA youth and would like a complimentary copy of the book, please contact the CASA office.

For our CASA volunteers, reading Life After Eve also qualifies toward your annual continuing education (CEU) hours!

We are proud to support local authors while providing meaningful resources that encourage learning, growth, and healing.

06/19/2026

Welcome to Beatrice Heather!!

Welcome to Beatrice Middle School, Mrs. McKinney! She joins us as a behavioral teacher.

06/12/2026

06/12/2026

CASA was created because one judge saw a heartbreaking truth: children experiencing abuse and neglect were often coming into court without anyone solely focused on them.

While adults made decisions, the children needed a voice.

Today, CASA volunteers step into that role- standing beside children during some of the hardest moments of their lives and advocating for their safety, well-being, and future.

💙 One caring adult can make a lasting difference. That’s why CASA exists.

👉 Ready to be the voice a child needs? Learn how to become a CASA volunteer: https://sarpycasa.com/volunteer/

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04/20/2026

We’re excited to share that Southeast Nebraska CASA has been selected as a nonprofit in the Target Circle Program! 🎯

If you shop at Target, you can support our mission at no cost to you—and it only takes a minute.

Every vote helps direct Target funds to ensure children in foster care across Southeast Nebraska have trained volunteer advocates by their side in the court system.

Your support makes a real difference in a child’s life. ❤️

👉 Log into your Target account and cast your votes today!

https://www.target.com/circle/community-voting

04/14/2026

Children with autism and developmental delays in foster care face extra hurdles—complex assessments, specialized services, and communication needs.

CASA volunteers are trained to advocate for appropriate evaluations and therapies and ensure educational and medical needs are met. Their work helps secure stability, supports access to services, and protects each child’s best interests.

04/10/2026

Week 1- Child Abuse Awareness Month 💙
Training, collaborating and working together to support children and families in our community.
A special thank you to the Beatrice Noon Kiwanis and Kappa Delta Gamma Sorority for their generous support. Because of you, every attendee at our Bridges Out of Poverty training received a book of their own.
We’re grateful for partners who believe in education, awareness, and making a difference 💙

04/10/2026

“There is not one resource that does not connect with another,” Georgann Roth said in relation to poverty.