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Jamaica Plain Resident Now Court Appointed Special Advocate for Child’s Best Interests in Welfare System - Jamaica Plain News
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Jamaica Plain Resident Now Court Appointed Special Advocate for Child’s Best Interests in Welfare System - Jamaica Plain News
Jamaica Plain’s Lydia Morrison was officially sworn in as a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) on June 24, and is now legally authorized to advocate in court for children who have experienced abuse or neglect in Suffolk and Middlesex Counties through Boston CASA. Morrison is now one of more than 250 advocates in Greater Boston who serve more than 300 children annually in the same role. All of them had to complete intensive training to… The …
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