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Casey Anderson

Ambassador Board - Founding Member & Advisory Committee at CASA for Children of Multnomah, Washington, Columbia, & Tillamook Counties

Casey Anderson is an experienced marketing manager currently at ICD High Performance Coatings + Chemistries since March 2018, and also serves as a secretary and foundation board member at Cascadia Tech Academy since December 2018, where advocacy for community economic and social development is emphasized. Involvement with CASA for Children involves being a founding member and advisory committee participant, dedicated to fundraising and supporting abused or neglected children. Previous roles include product director at OAKI, art department project manager at LAIKA, independent contractor at Nike Golf, and various creative positions at Vaya Creative. Early career experiences include management at Curves and production design at Highland Light Productions, illustrating Casey's diverse background in marketing, project management, and community engagement. Education includes a Bachelor of Arts in Theater Design from Western Washington University.

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Vancouver, United States

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CASA for Children of Multnomah, Washington, Columbia, & Tillamook Counties

When a child who has been abused or neglected is going through the trauma of the foster care system, a Court Appointed Special Advocate is tirelessly working to guide them through safely, quickly, and effectively. A CASA advocate is the tireless and passionate protector of a child who has been abused or neglected and is going through the trauma of the foster care system. They are granted tremendous authority by the court, and are able to do what it takes to see that a child is prioritized, their best interests and critical needs are addressed, and that the presiding judge is able to understand the true facts of a child’s condition in an over-burdened child welfare system. CASAs are in a unique position to work in the system without being of the system. Throughout the process, CASAs have permission to visit the children regularly, talk to a child’s parents, teachers, caseworkers, doctors and therapists in order to hear all perspectives and give an unbiased portrayal of the case to the judge. At CASA for Children of Multnomah, Washington, Columbia & Tillamook Counties we recruit, train, and support these CASA volunteers.


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