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CAS operates on a limited budget and makes it a priority to not charge adoptive parents the entire weight of our monthly costs. We feel a major component of our ministry is to share the gospel with expectant parents & youth, and educate them to decrease the number of unplanned pregnancies and abortions, but we don't currently receive federal grants or much by way of outside funding for this mission. We rely on the community to stand with us as ministry partners for free birth parent counseling for those mothers who do not choose adoption as well as for everyday expenses like rent, utilities, internet, limited advertising/phone listing, and payroll. Your donations are critical to keeping the agency open and out of debt. Thank you for investing in our ministry.
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Intern
Each semester, CAS provides social work students an opportunity to apply their education and complete their required internship hours working with both the birth parent and adoption social workers. Students participate in a variety of responsibilities depending on the season, but can include anything from attending home study meetings to being present when babies are placed with parents.
Click on application, or for more information please call our office or email Pat Larson at patricia@CASfamily.org
Volunteer
Complete the volunteer application or contact office@CASfamily.org to see how you can support our ministry.
Share your Story
A call to individuals who have worked with CAS in the past:
We have created newsletters to meet your post-placement needs and interests more directly. We will have two separate electronic formats with more applicable resources to birth parents separately from adoptive families. Your God stories are an important part of the ministry updates so we hope you will continue to share them. If you feel ready or excited to share a little about your adoption story for a blog post or newsletter story, we would love to hear from you. In keeping with our confidentiality, we change names and wouldn’t include identifying information, but your unique story can be told as an encouragement for waiting parents or birth moms who want to know what their baby’s life might look like. Some thoughts to consider when writing:
• How God has worked in your life through your adoption decision
• What led to your decision to choose adoption?
• How CAS assisted and helped you in the transition
• Your relationship with the birthparents/adoptive family
• What God is doing in your life today
Maybe you just want to share a statement or two about working with CAS. How ever you want to partner with our ministry, we would be grateful. Thanks for your consideration.
Please contact Cambria with questions, if you want to be added to our mailing list, or to share your story.
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Each semester, CAS provides social work students an opportunity to apply their education and complete their required internship hours working with both the birth parent and adoption social workers. Students participate in a variety of responsibilities depending on the season, but can include anything from attending home study meetings to being present when babies are placed with parents.
Click on application, or for more information please call our office or email Pat Larson at patricia@CASfamily.org
Volunteer
Complete the volunteer application or contact office@CASfamily.org to see how you can support our ministry.
Share your Story
A call to individuals who have worked with CAS in the past:
We have created newsletters to meet your post-placement needs and interests more directly. We will have two separate electronic formats with more applicable resources to birth parents separately from adoptive families. Your God stories are an important part of the ministry updates so we hope you will continue to share them. If you feel ready or excited to share a little about your adoption story for a blog post or newsletter story, we would love to hear from you. In keeping with our confidentiality, we change names and wouldn’t include identifying information, but your unique story can be told as an encouragement for waiting parents or birth moms who want to know what their baby’s life might look like. Some thoughts to consider when writing:
• How God has worked in your life through your adoption decision
• What led to your decision to choose adoption?
• How CAS assisted and helped you in the transition
• Your relationship with the birthparents/adoptive family
• What God is doing in your life today
Maybe you just want to share a statement or two about working with CAS. How ever you want to partner with our ministry, we would be grateful. Thanks for your consideration.
Please contact Cambria with questions, if you want to be added to our mailing list, or to share your story.
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