Expanding CASA’s Trauma program to southern Alberta

Children and youth in the Calgary area can now receive free complex trauma treatment. CASA Mental Health has expanded its programming to ensure mental health resources meet kids where they are, serve more children and youth and provide support built directly into families’ lives. The Trauma program is for children between the ages of five and 17 […]

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Peace in the Park Supporting CASA Mental Health | CASA on Global News Morning

Celebrate and support good mental health and physical health through the power of yoga. CASA’s Chief Donor Love Officer Nadine Samycia and Meg Stevenson, owner of Strength & Grace Yoga, joined Global News Morning to discuss the 10th anniversary of Peace in the Park. The event is open to both kids and adults, all in

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Volunteer Profile: Emily Liu brings music to CASA House

Emily Liu began volunteering with CASA Mental Health in September 2023 and has since contributed more than 75 hours of her time. She first provided child-minding services to CASA’s Trauma and Attachment Group for teens. Then, as an experienced and talented pianist, she arranged with Volunteer Resources to provide weekly ‘Piano 101’ lessons on Fridays

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Volunteer Profile: Lavanya finds purpose and fulfilment as a CASA volunteer

Lavanya Jain, a registered nurse, has been volunteering with CASA Mental Health since June 2020. She volunteers on a monthly basis with CASA, contributing more than 150 hours since joining the volunteer team. Lavanya has supported many programs and events at CASA, including the 2022 CASA Thrive Gala and the inaugural CASA Golf Classic in

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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.