Big Country CASA

📢 Office Closure Notice
In observance of Emancipation Day, our office will be closed on Friday, June 19th. We will resume normal business hours on Monday, June 22nd. Thank you!

Don’t forget, friends — our Summer Book Club meets soon. We’re diving into The Glass Castle on June 25th from 7–8:30pm. Bring your thoughts, your favorite quotes, and your cozy reading energy.

We are so excited for our 2nd camp for the foster community of Taylor County!

If you are interested in volunteering please contact us or apply today!

If you have foster children or know of foster families please spread the word to give a child and unforgettable week!

All applications are on ftcabilene.org

Advocates, it’s time to help our Big Country kids gear up for a summer full of joy and belonging!

We’ve gathered an adventure-packed list of 2026 summer camps designed to give children in foster care safe spaces to explore, grow, and just be kids. From creative arts to outdoor fun, these camps offer connection, confidence, and memories that last.

🌞Check out the link for the full list and share it with the families and kids you support. http://bit.ly/4uHEQs1
Together, we can make sure every child gets a summer filled with possibility.

For children in foster care, normalcy isn’t a luxury — it’s the foundation for confidence, connection, and joy. It’s the everyday experiences that help them feel like they truly fit in.

This National Children's Day, let's recognize the importance of giving all children the chance to just be kids!

For children in foster care, normalcy means having the chance to experience everyday things — like sleepovers, sports, birthday parties and so much more. These experiences help them grow, connect and feel a sense of belonging.

Learn more in our full Normalcy Matters Guide at bit.ly/NormalcyMatters

Our office will be closed today in honor of Memorial Day as we pause to remember and honor those who gave their lives in service to our country.

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