Donating and volunteering are two commonly talked about ways to make change in the mental health field. One less-talked about way is to make it your career. CASA Director of People and Culture Amanda LaFrance joined Global News Morning Edmonton to talk about CASA and what it’s like working in the child and family mental …
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The new year is bringing some exciting developments at CASA: the launch of CASA Classrooms, expanded programs, a new location and rebrand. As we approach the end of the first year of our five-year roadmap, CEO Bonnie Blakley joined Global News Morning Edmonton to talk about our goal to double the number of kids we …
CASA’s Level Up for Kids’ Mental Health campaign is underway! We’re working to empower kids to thrive with specialized mental health services. On Giving Tuesday, donations were matched in honour of the late Colby Cave, through Colby’s Kidz and the Colby Cave Memorial Fund. Thanks to our donors’ generosity, we surpassed our $10,000 goal for …
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Julia, a psychology major at Athabasca University, has been a volunteer at CASA since January 2021. She has jumped at any opportunity to get involved and provide support to programs, services and events. Over the past year, Julia has contributed a whopping 75 hours to assist with childminding support at various CASA locations. Read about …
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The Honourable Salma Lakhani, Lieutenant Governor of Alberta, presented Bonnie Blakley with the Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Medal. The award is given to citizens who have “made a significant contribution to the province.” Bonnie was recognized for her commitment to strengthening child, adolescent and family mental health as CEO of CASA, as well as her …
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CASA House is an in-patient mental health treatment facility in Sherwood Park that serves teenagers with significant mental health challenges and their families. Senior Manager of Clinical Operations Jess Rivard joined Global News Morning to talk about what makes CASA House unique and how it helps fill the “missing middle” of mental healthcare in Alberta. …
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