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CASA - Advocates for KidsServing Montana's Lewis & Clark, Broadwater and Meagher Counties.
CASA - Advocates for Kids Welcomes New Board MembersCASA - Advocates for Kids welcomes its newest board members, Dennis Molnar and Rebecca Harbage. Molnar has worked for 8 years with Child Protection Services in Helena after moving to Montana from Trenton, NJ. In Trenton, Dennis worked as an in-home therapist with kids and families, supervised a community based Traumatic Brain Injury program for over 12 years, worked as an art therapist on an inpatient psychiatric unit, and supervised students as an adjunct faculty member in art therapy for Trenton State College. Molnar also previously worked as a licensed Nursing Home Administrator and has experience providing Therapeutic Recreation in nursing homes. He has a BA in Art Therapy and Psychology, an M.ED. in Counseling, is a Registered Art Therapist and Certified Cognitive Therapist. Rebecca Harbage is very excited to be a part of the CASA Board. She first joined CASA in January 2008 as an AmeriCorps volunteer. During her year working with CASA, Rebecca was involved in instituting the volunteer mentoring program and increasing cultural training for volunteers who work with Native children. She also worked with Bill Collins and Pam Young to compile documents for affiliation with National CASA. After leaving CASA, Rebecca worked as the Page Coordinator for the House of Representatives in the 2009 Legislative Session. She is now employed at the Department of Commerce and works with the Quality Schools Facility Grant Program. Thanks to new CASA Volunteers!
Newly trained CASA Volunteers pose after completing over 25 hours of training this October and November. |
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