Lindsey Harlan Speaks on Helping Children Through CASA

Court Appointed Special Advocates, or CASAs are volunteers who are trained to help in cases of child abuse and neglect. Volunteers observe children first hand and report back to the court to help judges make the best decision in family court cases. Kentucky has 2o CASA programs. In 2010, they served a little over 2,000 children. Funding for these programs comes from donations and grants, and directly contributes to how many children they may serve. 

Angela Hatton spoke with Lindsey Harlan, the executive director of CASA of Marshall and Calloway Counties.