"New CASP Executive Director Sees Hope Ahead"
The Brattleboro Reformer recently highlighted the arrival of our new Executive Director at CASP. In the article, Sharon shared her excitement about joining the organization and serving asylum seekers during a time of increasing need. She emphasized both the urgency and opportunity in the current immigration system, noting that although the U.S. asylum system faces historic backlogs that now surpasses five million pending cases nationwide. CASP remains committed to supporting individuals fleeing violence and persecution. The article highlights CASP's role in providing housing, essential resources, legal navigation, and work permit support for newcomers primarily from Latin America, the Caribbean, and Africa. With a small but dedicated staff and the unwavering support of driven volunteers and community partners, our Executive Director expressed confidence in CASP's continued growth and impact. Sharon shared her commitment to advancing immigrant justice and helping asylum seekers build sustainable lives in the United States.
We invite you to read the full story and learn more about Sharon's vision and experience. Click the link to view the full article.