LACASA Honoring Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women in May
Throughout May, LACASA will host a powerful display of red dresses to honor Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls Awareness Month.
Throughout May, LACASA will host a powerful display of red dresses to honor Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls Awareness Month.
Our nonprofit needs help to get survivors on the road to healing!
This global campaign that lets survivors of sexual violence know they are believed is coming to Livingston County.
LACASA is pleased to announce that it has received a $2,500 grant from the Consumers Energy Foundation
Your donation changes lives ~ Give today and help survivors find the courage to rebuild their live and create a brighter future for children.
Help us congratulate the award winners from LACASA's first LACASA Gala.
Donate now Learn about ways to support our brand-new building and the journey to get there.
LACASA Center was recently awarded a $5000 community grant to better address needs of sexual assault survivors.
LACASA Center’s CAP (Child Abuse Prevention) Council and the Great Start Collaborative are asking Livingston County residents to consider who is a Champion for Children in our community.
JANUARY 12, 2024 -- LACASA Center, an independent, locally based nonprofit organization that provides comprehensive services for victims of child abuse, domestic violence and sexual violence, has relocated to a newly constructed facility on [...]