Fluvanna + CASA
Celebrating our first year working together
In our first year, five children in the Fluvanna foster care system have the life-changing advocacy of CASA Advocates.
Because last fall, 5 men and women in Fluvanna became Piedmont CASA Advocates.
Making new friends and giving hope to more children
The men and women of Fluvanna who are now Piedmont CASA Advocates
Betsy T. Brady
Valerie J. Palamountain
Krista Seiden
Nikki Sheridan
Jane K. Smith
Carolyn Holcomb
Clifford Zelen
"Being a CASA Advocate means I can make a difference to a child in foster care in my own community."
Valerie Palamountain
Piedmont CASA Advocate
"We are so inspired by the support we have received from Fluvanna. It is clearly a community that cares deeply about their children and their future.”
Kate Duvall
President and CEO
"Judge Lowe always acknowleges CASA and ensures that the recommendations in our reports are noted by the Department of Social Services. We are very grateful to have such open communication and collaboration with them."
Phyllis James
CASA Supervisor
Piedmont CASA is also expanding to serve Madison and Orange
- The number of children we serve will jump approximately 45%
- Our footprint will increase 68%
When the 3-county expansion has been completed, Piedmont CASA will be serving 7 of the 9 localities in the 16th Judicial District
- Charlottesville
- Ablemarle
- Greene
- Louisa
- Fluvanna
- Madison
- Orange - Phase 3 of our expansion
The children of Culpeper and Goochland are served by other CASAs.
How to get involved
