Court Appointed Special Advocates
The mission of CASA for Clermont Kids is to advocate for the best interests of abused, neglected and dependent children who have been introduced into Clermont County Juvenile Court. A non-profit agency based on the belief that children are entitled to a safe, loving and permanent home, CASA recruits and trains community involved citizens to volunteer as Guardians ad Litem who serve as the child’s advocate and court representative.
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CASA for Clermont Kids is fortunate to have the support of local businesses, individual donors, and friends who believe in and share our mission. Your support allows us to continue the important work of ensuring children in Clermont County’s child welfare system have both a voice and the services they need for a stable future.
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The demand for advocates for children in Clermont County continues to grow. More and more children are being introduced to the court system each day. Many of these children are not given a CASA/GAL to represent their interests in court because there is often not a volunteer available. Let your friends, family, coworkers and even strangers know about CASA for Clermont Kids. Our next training classes start soon!
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Chief of the Miami Township Police Department with 25 year’s experience as a police officer in Clermont County.
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Magda Dawson is a CPA with Dawson and Company, Certified Public Accountants. She has a Bachelor of Science from Eastern Kentucky University and a Master of Business Administration from Xavier University. Dawson and Company works with small to mid-size business and individuals on tax preparation, planning and compliance. The firm also does audit for non-profit organizations.
Magda is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants and currently serves on the CASA for Clermont Kids board as treasurer.
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Kathleen McPhillips Rodenberg began her tenure as Judge of Domestic Relations Court on January 2, 2011. In addition to the private practice of law in Batavia and Cincinnati, Judge Rodenberg has served as a Magistrate in both Clermont County Domestic Relations Court and Clermont County Municipal Court.
Judge Rodenberg is a past president of the Clermont County Bar Association. She has served on a number of boards including Clermont Counseling Center, MRDD, Senior Services, and CASA for Clermont Kids. Judge Rodenberg received her Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Cincinnati in 1979 and her Juris Doctor degree from the University Of Cincinnati College Of Law in 1982. She resides in Pierce Township with her husband, Clermont County Sheriff A.J. “Tim” Rodenberg. They have two adult sons, Nick and Brad.
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Greg Carson has served on the CASA for Clermont Kids Board of Trustees since 2009. He is employee of Clermont Senior Services, Inc. where he serves as the Chief Financial Officer. He also serves as an Elected Official for Williamsburg Township as the Fiscal Officer, where he was raised and has lived his entire life. He is a 1991 graduate of Williamsburg High School and received his Bachelor’s degree from Northern Kentucky University in accounting. He is married and has 2 young boys. He serves on the OKI Regional Council of Governments Board and Clermont County Board of Development Disabilities. He is a member of the Williamsburg Rotary and Williamsburg United Methodist Church where he has served on various committees over the years.
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