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Directions & Info

Address: 24747 Sullivan Road

From Westside Pkwy to Stockdale Hwy

Continue onto Stockdale Hwy(5 min.)

Right onto Enos Ln.(6 min.)

Left on Sullivan Rd.

Boot-Scootin' Derby

Saturday, May 4th

Event Begins at 4:30 p.m.

Come dressed in Derby fashion or Western wear.

There will be prizes awarded to the Best Hat, Best Dressed Couple, Best in Derby and Best in Western.

This is an outdoor event.

Please share this email with your guests.

This is a ticket-less event. Check-in is based on first and last name. To avoid delays please send your guest names as soon as possible to Jessica Kaff at jkaff@kerncasa.org

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About Us

CASA of Kern County's goal is to protect and insure each foster child's right to a safe and permanent home. These children have come into the juvenile dependency court system as the victims of abuse, neglect and/or abandonment. Their caretakers have been unable to keep them safe, and subsequently, social services and the legal systems have entered their lives.

Because of our unique one on one advocacy, CASA Volunteers can provide information to the court that is not usually available. Due to the large number of cases filed in juvenile court each year, along with dwindling resources available to investigate cases, the judges often make decisions based on less than objective data. The CASA Volunteer's objective, unbiased recommendation to support the best interests of the child, is an invaluable asset to the judge.