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CASA of Pueblo Making a Difference inPueblo
CASA – Court Appointed Special Advocates serve as advocates for abused and neglected children in Pueblo and across the United States. These children desperately need our support to recruit and train volunteer advocates who give them a voice in court and ensure the best opportunity for a successful future! “Many of our youth are sentenced to live out their childhood in the foster care system; bouncing from one foster home to another until they emancipate” said Zane Grant, CASA of Pueblo’s Executive Director. “One such instance was Cynthia. I first met Cynthia when she was four-years-old and I was her caseworker working in child protective services. I knew back then that Cynthia would not likely be returned home and already had many issues that she would face throughout her childhood that would be challenging for her, to say the least. A few years after I started working as the director at CASA, Cynthia’s case came back to my attention and we knew she needed a Court Appointed Special Advocate. We needed to find someone special to be her advocate, mentor, and confidant. Nancy was one of our seasoned volunteer advocates and agreed to meet Cynthia and serve as her CASA.” After Cynthia turned 18 and left the foster care system, she agreed to share her story publicly at one of CASA’s events to raise awareness about the program. “I almost died…” said Cynthia as she choked back the tears sharing her story. “I am now 18-years-old and I would like to tell you about my journey and experiences growing up. When I was four I was already making sacrifices that only a grown-up should have to make. One sacrifice was not eating because I did not want my two-year-old sister to starve. Every time my sister would break or do something wrong, I would take the blame so she could be fed. I always used to take care of her, but soon it was time for someone else to do the job. We both were sent to my grandmother because my mom couldn’t take care of us-she just gave us to my grandma and grandpa. I felt furious and when I turned ten I was sent to foster care. I kept blowing out of foster homes so they sent me to Children’s Ark. That was the first of my many institutional placements. While I was in one of my placements, I had a blowout and punched through a bulletproof window. I cut my wrist so badly that I almost died-I had only minutes to get to surgery and live. The doctor’s considered amputation, but my caseworker convinced them to save my arm. While I was in the hospital my grandma tried to come and see me, but no one was able to get her there. So, I was by myself in the hospital. It was very hard to be there alone. I was on a lot of pain meds and had to learn to walk again and use my left hand and arm instead of my right hand. It was a sad time for me without anyone I knew to help me through it. To this day my right arm is numb and doesn’t move in certain ways. This was one of the first of many times that I had to deal with problems alone or with a stranger to help. In my lifetime, I have been in 21 placements; all those places and I still felt very alone because my caseworkers and therapists kept changing frequently. I didn’t have any one there for me. I was on my own and that made me sad and mad! I really didn’t have anyone I thought cared about me. Three years ago that all changed and I’ve had someone that’s always been there for me - through thick and thin. She taught me lessons that I thought I’d never learn. For example, she told me you have to accept yourself before anything can change. She helped understand that I was worth something. I think I’ve
taught her some things, too. My CASA, Nancy, visited me in my treatment centers. Sometimes I was rude and not very nice to her but she stayed with me and never went away. She told me that she didn’t waste time on ‘losers’ and since she was still there, I must not be a loser. On my 16th birthday she brought me chocolate cake and presents - it was nice to have someone to celebrate with. When I left my last treatment center, she was always available. It was easier to talk to her because we could go for rides, buy stuff and find my favorite goodies. I called her a lot and she was very nice about driving from Pueblo West to the south side to talk to me or take me places. I’m out of the system now, but Nancy is still with me. She’s always available by phone-even when I’m being a brat. She tells me to count to 100 and call me back when you are calmer and can talk to me. She has spent many hours in the emergency room when I did stupid stuff and hurt myself. She doesn’t let me get away with things, but does listen to me whether I’m mad, sad or glad. Late night phone calls to talk are okay (most of the time). It’s nice to know I won’t be alone -there’s always someone out there for me - no matter what! Nancy says I’ve matured since she first met me. I know I have a long way to go, but I know she’s helped me to be a better person.” CASA Volunteers make a difference in every life they touch! To find out more about becoming an advocate, see the ad on the next page. To become a donor or get involved with this exceptional non-profit organization, please call 719-583-6326 or visit www.CASAofPueblo.org.
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EVENTS ARTS 24 Annual Oktoberfest! 1st Friday Art Walk September 12 5pm-11pm First Friday of every month Union Depot 132 W B Street beginning 5pm Come out andat enjoy theUnion tastes ofAvenue German beer and food, live music Enjoy from Prime & Riverwalk ArtGerman Galleries. Time Band &of Klaus dancing by the Denver a variety Art,and Entertainment, Kickers, as well as arts & crafts vendors and refreshments & more! is $5, FREE for a shot booth. ADMISSION Seniors & Kids 10 & under! OktoBEERfest Tasting $15Evening: featuring crafts imports. Indulge Eat,and Drink &
Create! RALLY FOR THE CURE Golf Tournament Sage Hawk Art Academy Desert Golf Course October at 9am 203 N3rd Main Registration Deadline Sept 12th May 17th & June 14th 6pm-8pm Call Denise @ 547-0424 or Sharon @ 565A special evening for adults only! 8877 Professional artist Kim Furrh will Loaf Jug through presents the Annual Chile leadN’you an 20th art lesson that & Frijole Festival! you create on a canvas as you September 19th-21st drink Avenue premium wines, taste yummy Union Celebrate the harvest of the Mira to Sollively Chile as hors d’oeurves and listen Loaf N’ Jug Presents the 20th Annual Chile & music! Frijoles Festival! The Greater Pueblo Chamber Price: $45 created the festival as a fun of Commerce fall event designed promote the area’s Must RSVP to: to 719-696-9490 agriculture, especially its home-grown chilies. Festival hours: Friday 3pm-11pm; Saturday 5th & Main Art Gallery: Listen at 10am-11pm Lunch Sunday 10am-6pm. The festivalFederal is $2 per Building person, children Historic – 5thunder & 12 are free.
Main Espresso Bar 12:00-1:30 EnjoyTasting, amazing talent during lunch! Wine Fridays 4-6pm, Saturday 1-4pm. Tuesdays & Thursdays: LC Houston 4 different wines each day 80/Twenty Wines, piano & guitar, rhythm & blues. Cheese from Springside Cheese. FREE! Fridays: Eunice Weatherford, Farmer’s Markettunes at Midtown Shopping piano, show and classics. Center Tuesdays & Fridays from 7am-1pm through Steel OctoberCity Theatre Company
Evening Farmer’s Market at the SCTC VIP CAMP! – Sign Up Riverwalk Now! Thursdays in September 4pm-7pm Full day and half day available Fresh Produce, Live Music…great fun for the Music/singing, acting/theatre, entire family!
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St. Mary Corwin Farm Stand self-esteem building, leadership and Saturdays from 8am-10:30am acceptance Located in the paved parking lot on Lake Ave, North of the Fire Station #44 every Saturday until October Only fresh& locally sourced Sangre De11th! Cristo Arts vegetables sold.
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210 N Farmer’s Sante Fe Regency & Flea Market Regency Square Shopping Center 719-295-7200 Sundays through October from Noon-4pm
Wonderful Wednesdays! Buell Children’s Museum Cyber Bowl! At Big Daddy’s Sunset Bowl Every Friday 10pm-12am Opens early every Wednesday at & Saturday 8pm-11pm age children 9am for pre-school and their grown-ups! Pueblo Ice Arena – Lazer Light Public
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Blue Man Group! Pueblo Memorial Hall 1 City Hall Place Sept 18th at 7:30pm Call: 888-813-2929 or go to www.pueblomemorialhall.com for tickets
Buell Children’s Museum
Drums & Dancing Sept 24th & Oct 22nd at 6pm Didges, Drums and Dancing will return to the Riverwalk! Participants can bring their own percussion instruments (some extras will be available) and a chair or blanket!
Downtown Social Shuffle: EVERY Wednesday Shamrock Brewing Company Damon Runyon Theater 108 W 3rd Street 6:30pm-7:30pm 611 friendly N Main Free, 3.1 Street mile run or 2 mile walk in www.runyontheater.org downtown Pueblo around the Riverwalk to meet up, unwind, enjoycall company, out and For season tickets box get office enjoy downtown while getting some exercise!
1st Friday Art Walk First Friday of every month beginning at 5pm Union Avenue & Riverwalk Art Galleries. Enjoy a variety of Art, Entertainment, refreshments & more!
Session 100 N Grand AveArtist Leslie Myers Pastels with Every Friday and Saturday 7:30pm-9:30pm Tuesday May 27th 11am-1pm With skates, admission $4 students $5 adults
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5th & Main Art Gallery: Listen at Lunch Historic Federal Building – 5th & Main Espresso Bar 12:00-1:30 - Enjoy amazing talent during lunch! Every Friday: LC Houston piano & guitar, rhythm & blues.
Indulge Evening: Eat, Drink & Create! MayArt 30th – June 1st Sage Academy 203 N Mainhas a family they don’t Everyone Sept Oct 11th 6:00pm-8:00pm want13th to &introduce to someone A special evening for adults only! Professional Visit inpueblo.com/calendar for more art important butwillvery families related events! artist Kim Furrh lead few you through an are art
For tickets & more info, go to www. as eccentric as…. sctcpueblo.com SHREK The Musical Murder Mystery Dinner July 18th-July 27th Show Dates: May 16th & 17th Zombeo and Juliet The Musical Our 2014 Jr Musical! July 17, 18 & 19 at 7pm July 20th at 2 pm
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