The Hartland Area Chamber of Commerce hosted its Second Annual Black & Bling event honoring International Women’s Day on March 6. This year, the Hartland Chamber chose LACASA Center as the recipient of its centerpiece raffle donation.
Our Administrative Offices Are Closed Indefinitely ~ LACASA Center announces an expanded series of preventative initiatives as it responds to the threat of COVID-19.
Our Youth Prevention Department works with teens in area high schools to increase awareness about the myths and misinformation surrounding sexual assault and ways to support and advocate for survivors.
Thank you to all supporters and guests of the 2020 Winning Women Empowerment Event! We invite you to watch this video to see and hear about all the great things that happened. We hope to see you at next year’s event!
LACASA Center bids farewell to Polly Mallory, the agency’s Chief Operating Officer, and welcomes Caryn Michalak as the new COO. Mallory retired in February, 2020.
Volunteers will be responsible for answering the business phone, greeting guests and providing general office support.
LACASA Center recently completed an 18-month training program designed to strengthen how advocacy agencies engage with survivors, address institutional responses to violence against women, and involve the community in ending violence.
We are seeking a part-time Assailant Counselor to join our counseling team.
Shop Two Ways! LACASA Collection customers can shop in our retail store or at our online luxury boutique for great finds at dreamy prices.
We are seeking a full-time Volunteer Coordinator who will be responsible for the recruitment, screening, training, placement, supervision, and retention of all LACASA volunteers.
