Each year, dedicated cyclists ride across Alberta to raise money for CASA Mental Health as part of its Cycle Tour. CASA’s Chief Donor Love Officer Nadine Samycia and cyclist Chad Stewart, owner of Concrete Blonde Hair and Body, joined Global News Morning to talk more about the event. Watch the segment here. Watch CASA on […]
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Play plays a major role in early childhood development. It can encourage imagination, build relationships and even allow children to work through negative experiences. Registered Psychologist and Clinical Manager of CASA’s Core Program Caitlin Ebbers joined Global News Morning to chat about the importance of play. Watch the segment here. Watch CASA on Global News
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CASA Mental Health’s 2023 Annual General Meeting highlighted major milestones the organization has achieved over the past year. On Sept. 20, the Board of Directors, CASA staff and others gathered for an energized meeting at CASA West. Board Chair Janet Hancock underscored the tremendous ongoing support CASA has received and recognized the work of staff
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Paula Colvin can’t wait to cut ribbons. Paula is the director of CASA Mental Health’s Program Management Office. She and her team are overseeing the organization’s province-wide expansion of CASA Classrooms and expansion and integration of CASA House and the Adolescent Day Program (ADP). The expansion plan is part of CASA’s five-year strategic roadmap to
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“It’s very important to have a safe environment to be able to completely express your feelings, and we can’t do that if we’re not listening actively to one another … and are trying to persuade each other of our opinions.” Duelling protests about the role of schools in educating children about sexuality and gender identity
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