CASA-EP | CASA of the Eastern Panhandle

Three Eastern Panhandle women named 2020’s Women of Distinction

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Congratulations to CASA-EP’s own Melody Stotler for her recognition yesterday as a 2020 Woman of Distinction by Girl Scouts Nation’s Capital! Including Melody, honorees also included Stacie Bowman Rohn and Sandy Hamilton. All three women have been recognized for their incredible dedication to the community and outstanding work in the Eastern Panhandle. Cheers all around […]

CASA of the Eastern Panhandle Goes Digital

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Twenty-third Judicial Circuit Court Judge Bridget Cohee, who serves as a Berkeley County Circuit Court judge, swore six new CASA volunteers in via Zoom meeting, making sure people are still given the opportunity to help kids in the area despite social-distancing regulations. See the complete article at https://www.journal-news.net/journal-news/casa-of-the-eastern-panhandle-goes-digital/article_acfd0c4a-5dbe-5498-9542-3a2fa836b1b5.html

Lefeber joins CASA of the Eastern Panhandle to support West Virginia’s most vulnerable children

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CASA of the Eastern Panhandle (CASA-EP) is on a mission to make a big difference this year. CASA of the Eastern Panhandle recently celebrated the swearing-in of new Advocate Supervisor Cari Lefeber, LSW. Lefeber joins CASA-EP with nearly eight years of experience working in child welfare, much of it as a foster care case manager. […]