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Establishing CASA as an Evidence-Based Practice

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2020Scottish children’s panels: Where volunteers are essential for fostering child well-being17 cited
2019The Effect of CASA on Child Welfare Permanency Outcomes13 cited
2014Teaching Note—CASA Volunteerism: Preparing MSW Students for Public Child Welfare Practice5 cited

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