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State of the States: How State CASA Organizations Compare |
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| Document Author: National
CASA Association Posted: 04/08 |
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From the first organized meeting of state CASA/GAL representatives in July
1987, with 9 state organizations in attendance, to today, with 46 state
offices, we have seen many changes for state programs across the country. State programs range from state-funded, state-administered programs to nonprofit organizations that grew from informal networks of CASA program directors. Whatever form individual state organizations may have, each shares many of the same responsibilities. As our state organizations have matured and grown, so have the successes gained from their work. This compilation of information provides a snapshot of each state, highlighting particular areas of interest. While it is difficult to capture all the unique services of each state organization, the state directors have provided the most frequently requested data along with links useful in advanced searches. Our network of CASA programs across the US has benefited from the broad range of services provided by the state organizations. Their success in leading the network to serve more children is a direct result of the quality of our state offices and staff. |
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Click on the links below for more information. Individual State Data Tables: AK AL AR AZ CA CO CT DE FL GA HI IA ID IL IN KS KY LA MA MD ME MI MN MO MS MT NC ND NE NH NJ NM NV NY OH OK OR PA RI SC SD TN TX UT VA VT WA WI WV WY |
The information provided is not intended to take the place of researching the laws, statutes, rules and other original current sources of authority within each state. Rather, it is intended to provide a general overview for each state at the point of time when the information was compiled in 2007. The information was collected from the state organizations, including their responses to National CASA’s Annual Survey. This data will be updated based on information provided by state directors via the National CASA annual survey. |
Please direct your questions or comments to
staff@nationalcasa.org. You will
receive a reply from Paige Beard, program specialist for the Mountain
Plains, or Susan Grant, program specialist for the Northeast and Florida. Adobe Acrobat Reader is required to view PDF files. This is a free program available from the Adobe website. Follow the download directions on the Adobe site to get your copy. |
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Printer-Friendly PDF of All State Data Tables (943 KB PDF) Statistical Table Comparing All State Organizations (55 KB PDF) Statute Table Comparing All State Organizations (131 KB PDF) |
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