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CASA Phone Lines ‘Eerily Quiet’
Don't turn blind eye to domestic abuse
Don't turn blind eye to domestic abuse
Don't turn blind eye to domestic abuse
Don't turn blind eye to domestic abuse
Don't turn blind eye to domestic abuse
CASA supports investigating FCADV
LHS student starts knitting chapter; woven products donated to those in need
Twenty-Five Years of progress for girls
Twenty-Five Years of progress for girls
LHS student starts knitting chapter; woven products donated to those in need
Twenty-Five Years of progress for girls
LHS student starts knitting chapter; woven products donated to those in need
LHS student starts knitting chapter; woven products donated to those in need
LHS student starts knitting chapter; woven products donated to those in need
Community working together to end child abuse
Government shutdown affects the most vulnerable
Community working together to end child abuse
CASA is a genuine lifeline
Government shutdown affects the most vulnerable
Community working together to end child abuse
Government shutdown affects the most vulnerable
Government shutdown affects the most vulnerable
Government shutdown affects the most vulnerable
Blame the Abuser, not the Victim
Domestic violence arrests are up, but the majority of cases still aren't reported
Government shutdown affects the most vulnerable
BOCC proclaims Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Domestic violence arrests are up, but the majority of cases still aren't reported
Domestic violence arrests are up, but the majority of cases still aren't reported
Domestic violence arrests are up, but the majority of cases still aren't reported
Domestic violence arrests are up, but the majority of cases still aren't reported
Domestic violence arrests are up, but the majority of cases still aren't reported
Domestic abuse knows no boundaries
'I couldn't do it anymore' Victims work to break free from domestic violence
Domestic abuse knows no boundaries
The Kiwanis Club of West Citrus
'I couldn't do it anymore' Victims work to break free from domestic violence
Domestic abuse knows no boundaries
CASA CEO, Sunshine Arnold receives a certificate of appreciation from President, Peg Morton after speaking at The Kiwanis Club of West Citrus.
'I couldn't do it anymore' Victims work to break free from domestic violence
'I couldn't do it anymore' Victims work to break free from domestic violence
'I couldn't do it anymore' Victims work to break free from domestic violence
Inverness Elks Supports Citrus Abuse Shelter Association
CASA program puts victims on path toward financial independence
Inverness Elks Supports Citrus Abuse Shelter Association
Refuse to stand for domestic abuse
CASA program puts victims on path toward financial independence
Inverness Elks Supports Citrus Abuse Shelter Association
CASA program puts victims on path toward financial independence
CASA program puts victims on path toward financial independence
United Way Prosperity Center staff humbled by experience at CASA
United Way Prosperity Center staff humbled by experience at CASA
Colors for CASA LHS students invest time, money to increase awareness, save lives
United Way Prosperity Center staff humbled by experience at CASA
Colors for CASA LHS students invest time, money to increase awareness, save lives
Colors for CASA LHS students invest time, money to increase awareness, save lives
Colors for CASA LHS students invest time, money to increase awareness, save lives
