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CASA of Collin County supports local youth through advocacy Court Appointed Special Advocates, or CASA, of Collin County works to support children placed in the foster care system. The organization served over 300 children in 2024. The McKinney-based nonpro t organization trains volunteer advocates to promote and protect the best interest of children who have experienced abuse, neglect or abandonment, said Tricia Clif- ton, CEO and president of CASA of Collin County. “Abuse is a bipartisan issue,” Clifton said. “It does not know the di erence between poor, a uent. It doesn’t know nationalities. There is no bias with abuse.” The speci cs CASA of Collin County aims to help children by training volunteer court-appointed special
CASA of Collin County has a 15-person sta , which is determined by the organization’s caseload and funding, said Tricia Clifton, CEO and president of CASA of Collin County.
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