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  Established in 1989, Texas CASA is the membership association for all local Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) programs in the state.
  
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Dual-Status Youth Webinar Part 2

Dual-Status youth are youth involved in both the child-welfare and juvenile justice systems. This 2-part Webinar Series provides an overview of what it means to be a dual-status youth, the biggest challenges these youth face, and how CASA advocacy for these very vulnerable youth can make the biggest impact. Part 1 hosts a panel discussion with local CASA program staff working with dual-status youth; and Part 2 hosts a panel discussion with a group of juvenile justice stakeholders and community partners to help CASA staff and volunteers navigate the juvenile justice system.