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CASA extends forensic interviewing with city funding
CASA Executive Director Carrie-Leigh Cloutier said the agency will expand forensic interviewing of abused children after Esperanza House closed, with a $50,000 city grant approved by the Finance Committee. The program costs an estimated $120,000 annually and relies mainly on Roswell Police referrals, plus therapy dogs for interviews.
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CASA
Esperanza House
Carrie-Leigh Cloutier
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Chaves County
Janetta Hicks
Council
Savino Sanchez
Kintigh
Randal Seyler
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