My CASA training class was sworn in today as "Officers of the Court" by Judge Lloyd. We were the last item of business so we were able to get updates on some of the cases we've been following. Our director, Tammi Hickman, passed out a few files for us to read through so we could pick a case. She handed me a file that I didn't really want but knew I'd end up with! I knew it the first time she talked about the case. Because of confidentiality, I will not be able to share a lot about the cases that I work on but I can talk generally about them. The reason I didn't want this case is because it deals with a mother who has schizophrenia and won't take her meds. I am thankful that I will be working with another CASA on this case...Tanis!
Rance was able to come to the swearing in and snapped this shot with his camera phone. He has been very supportive of this new chapter in my life...in our life! I'm hoping that someday he'll be able to volunteer as a CASA as well so we can work together!
Rance was able to come to the swearing in and snapped this shot with his camera phone. He has been very supportive of this new chapter in my life...in our life! I'm hoping that someday he'll be able to volunteer as a CASA as well so we can work together!
This was a posed shot! But it was Judge Lloyd's idea! He is so nice. I really enjoy listening to him work with people. He made us feel so good about what we are doing. I am looking forward to this experience! If you are reading this and are wondering how you can get involved or even if it would be right for you, give me a shout...I'd be happy to talk!!
3 comments:
Yeah!! I am so excited for you. I would like to get involved but maybe not for about 5 years, by then you will be an expert and you will be able to tell me everything. Good luck.
Congratulations, LaDawn! You'll be a-MAZ-ing!
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