The CASA Mission
CASA of the Continental Divide guides volunteer advocates who ensure a child’s safety, best interest and well-being are at the forefront of legal proceedings.
CASA in the News!
CASACD Notice: We are currently experiencing an email outage. CASA of the Continental Divide’s email server went down on Friday, December 2nd, and is still down as of December 5th. If you reached out to our staff during this time we apologize for the delayed response. We are working diligently to get our email system back online and hope to have our email up and running again soon. Thank You!
Colorado Gives Day!
November 1st marks the beginning of Colorado Gives Day 2022!
We would first like to thank you so much for donating to CASA of the Continental Divide on Colorado Gives Day in the past. Your donation has supported each and every one of our volunteer advocates, who dedicate hundreds of hours of their time to elevating a child’s voice in court. From neglect, abuse, and truancy, our programs have been keeping children safe, educated, and supported for over 22 years in Colorado’s Clear Creek, Lake, Eagle, and Summit Counties.
Our mission would not be possible without your generosity each year. We are hopeful that this Colorado Gives Day season you can help our organization continue to make strides towards change in the community through our advocacy services.
Colorado Gives Day is on December 6th, but you can donate anytime between November 1st and then! Click below to support CASA of the Continental Divide this giving season.
We are so grateful for your continued support! Thank you!
Donate Early! Giving begins November 1st, and lasts all the way through December 6th!
Visit our Colorado Gives page for more information!
For More Information, please contact Reilly at Reilly.Spence@mtncasa.org
or Lori at Lori.Engels@mtncasa.org
Land Acknowledgment
CASA of the Continental Divide acknowledges we are located on the traditional and ancestral lands of the Southern Utes, Uncompahgre Utes, Northern/ White River Utes, and Cheyenne peoples past and present. We acknowledge 48 contemporary tribal nations are historically tied to the lands that make up the state of Colorado. In our daily lives, let us honor and respect those who stewarded the land through generations.
CASACD acknowledges this statement will evolve as we continue to learn the history of the land we occupy. We are in the process of educating ourselves about the atrocities that took place against indigenous peoples on this land.
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