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CASA of Gallatin County

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CASA advocates for abused and neglected children to attain safe, loving, and permanent homes.

10/31/2026

🎃👻 Happy Halloween from CASA & Family Connections! 👻🎃

We hope your Halloween is filled with costumes, laughter, treats, and plenty of family memories! ❤️

Whether you're out trick-or-treating, passing out candy, attending a Halloween party, or enjoying a cozy night at home, we hope you have a safe and fun Halloween.

And remember—sometimes the little traditions become the memories children carry with them for years. 🧡

What is your family's favorite Halloween tradition? 🎃👇

10/20/2026

Fall is a great time to create opportunities for connection during CASA visits!

You don’t need an elaborate activity to make a visit meaningful. Sometimes a simple activity can open the door to conversation, laughter, and shared memories.

🎃 Decorate mini pumpkins
🍁 Explore a fall scavenger hunt
📚 Read a favorite book together

The goal isn’t the activity itself—it’s the time spent together, the conversations that happen, and the relationships being built.

What’s your favorite fall activity to do with kids? 🍂

10/15/2026

A few minutes of reading together can become a favorite childhood memory.

It doesn’t have to be a long chapter or a perfect bedtime routine. Sometimes it’s simply sitting together, letting your child pick the story, and sharing a few quiet minutes.

✨ Read a favorite book
✨ Get cozy together
✨ Let your child choose the story
✨ Talk about what you read

Because it’s not always about finishing the book—it’s about the time spent together.

📖 What book does your family love reading together? Tell us in the comments!

10/12/2026

Indigenous Peoples’ Day

Today, we honor and recognize the rich cultures, histories, traditions, and contributions of Indigenous peoples.

In the child welfare system, honoring Indigenous children and families also means understanding the importance of the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA). ICWA recognizes the unique political, cultural, and family connections of Native children and provides important protections to help preserve their connection to their families, tribes, culture, and communities.

At CASA/GAL of Gallatin County, we believe every child deserves to have their identity, culture, family, and voice respected. We are committed to learning, listening, and advocating with respect for the unique needs and heritage of every child and family we serve.

Today and every day, we honor the importance of culture, connection, family, and belonging.

10/09/2026

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

Children are affected by the environments around them, even when they may not have the words to explain what they’re experiencing.

Creating safe, supportive relationships can help children feel secure, heard, and valued. Every child deserves to grow up surrounded by adults who help them feel safe and supported.

This month, we’re raising awareness and reminding our community that safety matters, connection matters, and every child matters.

Together, we can help build stronger, safer communities where children can thrive.

10/06/2026

Today and every day we’re celebrating the teachers who show up for children every day—not just to teach, but to listen, encourage, notice, and care.

Teachers often see children through so many moments: when they’re learning, growing, struggling, celebrating, or simply having a hard day. Sometimes, being the person who notices can make all the difference.

Thank you to the teachers who create safe spaces, build relationships, and help children know they matter. Your classroom may be where learning happens, but your impact reaches far beyond it.

CASAs work closely with teachers in order to make ensure that all of their educational and emotional needs are being met. We appreciate all teachers for their dedication and collaboration to ensure the best interest of all children are met.

09/28/2026

During Kinship Awareness Month, let's remember the relatives who step up when children need them most.

Kinship caregivers—grandparents, aunts, uncles, siblings, and other relatives—may suddenly find themselves caring for a child because of abuse, neglect, or other difficult family circumstances.

They may not have planned for this role, but they choose to provide safety, stability, love, and a sense of belonging.

Here are a few ways we can support them:

**Offer practical help with meals, errands, transportation, or household tasks.
**Listen without judgment.
**Help provide clothing, school supplies, books, or activities for the children.
**Give caregivers a break when you can.
**Be flexible when plans change.
**Check in regularly—not just during a crisis.
**Encourage caregivers to take care of themselves, too.
**Most importantly, keep showing up.

Kinship caregivers don't have to do it alone. Let's surround them with the same support and encouragement they are giving to the children in their care.

09/23/2026

Today, CASA/GAL of Gallatin County recognizes Native American Day and honors the rich cultures, traditions, communities, and families of Native peoples.

We also recognize the importance of the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA), a federal law that helps protect the rights and well-being of Native children and families involved in the child welfare system. ICWA recognizes the importance of preserving a child’s connection to their family, culture, community, and tribal identity.

At CASA/GAL, we are grateful for the opportunity to advocate for the best interests of children while respecting and supporting the unique cultural identities and connections that help children know who they are, where they come from, and where they belong.

We are committed to listening, learning, and working alongside Native children, families, tribes, and community partners to help ensure that Native children are protected, supported, and connected to their families and culture.

Today and every day, we celebrate the strength of Native families and the importance of keeping children connected to their heritage and community.

09/22/2026

It is a beautiful day to celebrate the adoption of this little guy. After 931 days in foster care he gets to call his family his forever family. The court room was filled with family, friends, his first foster caregiver, CASA, and CPS. The village is large and his future is bright! Congratulations to all!!

Address

502 S. 19th Avenue , Suite 103
Bozeman, MT
59715

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+14065822051

Website

https://gallatincountycasagal.org/

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