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“We are beyond thrilled to have these four women as CASA
volunteers”, said Amy Horne, Executive Director for CASA Now offering cleaning methods and products to
of Caroline. “Not only do each of them bring valuable protect your home or business that are approved
experiences as mothers, nurses, caregivers, and members of by the CDC and EPA in the fight against Covid-19.
the community, but they also bring their hearts and a passion Contact us so that we can create a customizable plan
for children”, she said. Ms. Horne also stated that this class of for the disinfection of your home or businessss

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volunteers is very unique because CASA of Caroline is trying

a CASA Team Model for the first time. “Cindy and Sue are
sisters and they approached me about working a case and
advocating for a child together, as a team. I know this model
has been extremely eff ective in other jurisdictions, so we’re
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excited to launch it here in Caroline County! Th e investigative Residential & Commercial
and advocacy work involved with being a CASA can be Co
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emotionally draining and while we provide supervision for Window Cleaning
all our volunteers, we see a huge benefit for volunteers to have

a built-in support system. Without both parties being sworn One time - Weekly – Bi-Weeklyy
in by the court as advocates, they would not be able to share Monthly or customize a

information due to confidentiality. Also, it’s an extra set of eyes For schedule that’s right
for you!
on that child who has already experienced abuse or neglect”.
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CASA of Caroline is planning their next pre-service training
class to start in late-March. If you are interested in learning
more about ways you can support CASA or applying to Details Cleaning Service
become a volunteer advocate, please contact Amy Horne at
410-479-8301 or casacaroline100@gmail.com or visit www.
carolinecasa.org.
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sub-award number CJAC-2019-0004 and VOCA-2018-0063. All points of view 800-482-8009 • 443-867-7330 • 443-867-7331
in this document are those of the author and do not necessarily represent the

offi cial position of any State or Federal Agency. This project is supported by a cleaningbydetails@gmail.com

grant from the Maryland Judiciary’s Administrative Office of the Courts number

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