The September CASA Book Club will meet at the Papillion Public Library South Meeting Room on Friday, September 18, at 10:00 AM to discuss "Girl Unbroken" by Regina Calcaterra. Reading the book and joining the discussion will earn 3 of the 12 Continuing Education hours required for this year! Please mark your calendar and please join us. If you are unable to join
People who are educated about disabilities are more likely to be inclusive. Learn to define different types of disabilities and participate in conversations about the challenges those who are disabled face. Attention is given to creating an inclusive physical and relational environment. Click here to register for this training. Please submit a short summary or
This webinar, hosted by the Florida Institute for Child Welfare, provides an integrated overview of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and its intersection with the child welfare system. The first half of the session introduces foundational knowledge on autism, including early signs, diagnostic processes, and the importance of timely early intervention. The second half focuses on
To some, acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) is associated with treatment for obsessive compulsive disorder. However, the strategies used in ACT can be beneficial for folks with depression, anxiety, substance use, and other conditions. In fact, its principles can be applied to anyone, at any age, regardless of their mental health status. Click here to
This one-hour training will introduce CASA staff and volunteers to the purpose of LB1032, the role of Tribes in permanency planning, and how Tribal Customary Adoption can support the well-being of Native children and families. Participants will learn how this new permanency option aligns with the goals of the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA), preserves
