Westmont, N.J.: On Tuesday, August 26, 2025, Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of Atlantic, Cape May, and Camden Counties celebrated the grand opening of its new office in Westmont, NJ, with a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony. The event brought together CASA volunteers, Board members, representatives from Impact100 South Jersey, Mayor Randy Teague of Haddon Township, members of local Chambers of Commerce, the Camden Children in Court team, and other valued community partners.

The new space will support volunteer training, provide staff and the Board of Trustees an environment for collaboration, and serve as a visible reminder of CASA’s commitment to advocate for children in Camden County—and the community’s vital role in helping that mission grow.

For information on how to get involved, visit CASAACC.org.

About Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) for Children of Atlantic, Cape May, and Camden Counties 

Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) for Children of Atlantic, Cape May, and Camden Counties and it’s trained volunteers advocate for the best interests of children in the foster care system. Through collaborative efforts, CASA ensures children receive the individual attention and support they need to thrive.  Last fiscal year, CASA advocated for 400 abused and neglected children in Atlantic, Cape May, and Camden Counties. For more information about CASA, visit CASAacc.org or Facebook.com/CASA4Children.

Left to right: Shannon Casula (Director of Program Services), Kirsten Vogelsong (Community Engagement Associate), Randy Teague (Haddonfield Township Mayor), Lauren Crenshaw (Executive Director), Henry Grabbe Edq. (CASA Board Member), Jessica Luebkeman (Program Manager)

Left to right: Lauren Crenshaw (CASA Executive Director), Abby Cohler, Kate Williamson, Beth Gamel, Valerie Buickerood (All Impact100 members)