Volunteer Profile: Larissa Gordon volunteers time and art

Larissa Gordon is a passionate CASA Mental Health volunteer, supporting children’s mental health by dedicating both her time and artwork. Larissa began volunteering for CASA in February 2024 and has provided more than 60 hours of childminding assistance to clinical programs and groups. Childminding for patients, siblings and families during therapy appointments reduces barriers for

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Preschool Day Program: Early intervention helps kids thrive

The best part of Tiara Slingerland’s job is seeing the growth in the children who attend CASA Mental Health’s Preschool Day Program, and also their parents. The Preschool Day Program helps children ages four and five who experience severe challenges managing their emotions and behaviour. Tiara has been with the program for four years, first

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Spotlight: New Director Champions CASA Classrooms Expansion Across Alberta

More services and more capacity for Alberta families, closer to home. Lori Roe is deeply committed to improving outcomes for children, youth and families. Earlier this year, CASA welcomed two new directors to its Senior Leadership Team to lead the expansion of much-needed mental health programs and make a life-changing difference for more families. Lori,

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Spotlight: Meet Tanya Kendall, Director, Clinical (Day Programs and CASA House)

More facilities, more capacity, more service for Alberta families. CASA Mental Health is expanding its CASA House, Adolescent Day Program and CASA Classrooms across Alberta. Recently, we welcomed two new directors to our Senior Leadership Team who will lead the expansion of these programs and help us achieve the goals in our five-year strategic roadmap.

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For A Child In Immediate Crisis

If your child is in physical danger or is at risk of harming themselves or someone else, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.

If your child is in crisis, dial the Edmonton distress line at 780-482-4357 for immediate assistance.