Self Advocates Becoming Empowered

Jackson County CASA is a non-profit organization based in Kansas City, Missouri, dedicated to providing a consistent and caring adult presence in the lives of children who have experienced abuse or neglect. Through their CASA Volunteer program, they ensure that the voices of these children are heard and their needs are met. With a team of dedicated volunteers and staff, Jackson County CASA works tirelessly to make a positive impact on the lives of children in the community. Their mission is to provide support, advocacy, and resources to help these children thrive and overcome the challenges they face.Generated from the website

Advocates For Seniors, a woman-owned business established in 1998, provides comprehensive advocacy services tailored for seniors, ensuring they make informed choices regarding their legal, healthcare, and financial matters. The organization offers support through legal services, healthcare coordination, and financial management, helping seniors navigate the complexities of aging with confidence and clarity. As paralegals, Advocates For Seniors connect clients with appropriate legal counsel and assist in the preparation of essential documents such as wills and powers of attorney. Their team also aids in healthcare advocacy during medical appointments and emergencies, while managing finances and tax returns under clients' power of attorney, all aimed at enhancing the quality of life for seniors in their care. Generated from the website

The objective of the Northland Strong PAC is to increase voter turnout in the Northland for local elections and to identify and support candidates that will advocate on behalf of the Northland to receive the recognition, support, and funding that the Northland residents and businesses deserve. Paid Pol. Adv. paid for by Northland Strong PAC, independently of and not authorized or approved by any federal, state, or local candidate or candidate’s committee. Kansas City itself is the largest city in Missouri and has more than 508,000 people. As a result, a great deal of tax dollars is generated. These tax dollars go to our schools, streets, water, sewer, infrastructure, etc. Unfortunately, the tax revenue covers issues in Kansas City.