Macon County CASA News
Educational Support Program Helps Foster Kids in Macon County Navigate Remote Learning
From Herald & Review | December 16, 2020
A program using court appointed special advocates will be getting donations to help foster children from a food truck business in Decatur.
Each Friday, 11am – 9pm, the Smack’n Tacos food truck at 22nd and Pershing, will donate 25% of its total sales to Macon County CASA. CASA uses volunteer advocates help represent kids in court who may have been victims of abuse or neglect.
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Macon County CASA is invested in ensuring that our CASA volunteer advocates understand our children, the trauma they come from, and the impact they, as CASA advocates, can have on a child's life. Last evening, 14 of our volunteer advocates gathered for a Brown Bag presentation to hear Shaun Wilkinson of Rutledge Youth Foundation share about the many programs available to help older youth in care prepare for brighter futures, from college scholarship programs, to independent living programs. CASA advocates play a significant role in a child's life, always advocating for their best interest. Educating ourselves is essential to providing the quality advocacy they need and deserve.
**If you would like to know more about CASA and the many ways in which you can become involved, go to maconcountycasa.org or call 217-428-8424.
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Ray's Chicken Bacon Ranch Mac 'n Chz and Music Bingo - sounds like a great way to make an impact! Help us help our kids! Join us tonight at Crowbar Decatur for Last Wednesday's Bingo! We'll be there from 7 - 10pm! ... See MoreSee Less


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Tomorrow is the last Wednesday of the month, and you know what that means for Macon County CASA? Last Wednesdays Music Bingo at Crowbar Decatur...a night of fun to help support our community's abused and neglected children. You can even skip cooking dinner and just make it a dinner date too! Hope to see you there! ... See MoreSee Less

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