“All of my colleagues appreciate this program and appreciate your support,” District Judge Greg Todd told the commission.
A year ago, the commission substantially increased funding to Yellowstone CASA. This year, Executive Director Cass Staton asked for the same amount: $155,000.
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Court Appointed Special Advocates are community volunteers who speak up for the best interests of children in foster care. Volunteer CASAs work for the best interests of kids by advocating for their safety and permanency.
CASA of Yellowstone County consistently works to spread its mission throughout the Billings...
Youth aging out of foster care often face significant challenges, making the support of a Court...
In September of 2024, Jake aged out of foster care when he turned eighteen. To many in the...
Tony Riehl is a dedicated and compassionate Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA). Having retired after forty years of teaching middle school and high school math, Tony now enjoys the freedom that retirement brings. He spends his time with his wife, adult children,...
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Meet Keona, our dedicated intern at CASA! Born in California, Keona has lived the last seven years in Montana and is now in her final year at Montana State University of Billings, where she is earning a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology. As a twin and the oldest of four...
