A New Name For Child Advocates II, Inc.
Child Advocates II, Inc. (CAII), the charitable, 501(c)(3) not-for-profit volunteer organization founded to support our program, has changed its name. Their new name, Guardian ad Litem Foundation Second Circuit, Inc., was chosen to better align with our program. Although they have a new name, their mission remains the same.
Through fundraising, public outreach and volunteer support, Guardian ad Litem Foundation Second Circuit works closely with our program to help provide for the needs of abused and neglected children in Franklin, Gadsden, Jefferson, Leon, Liberty and Wakulla counties. First established in 1988, the foundation conducts fundraising and marketing activities, volunteer recruitment programs, membership drives, special events and collects donations.
Ten pages plus the sidebar and site map were updated in response to the name change.
- Home
- About
- Guardian ad Litem Foundation Second Circuit, Inc.
- Help
- Supporters
- Projects
- Beyond the Basics
- Links
- Donate
- Contact
References to CAII on other pages will remain with old links redirecting accordingly.
Staff Directory Update
Our staff directory on the Contact page has been updated to reflect recent personnel changes.
Please join us in welcoming Supervising Child's Best Interest Attorney Eric Emery, Administrative Specialist Lisa Meola, Child Advocate Manager Shelby Pederson and Child's Best Interest Attorney Kristie Regan to our team.
In addition, Lorraine Donovan-Lepanto and Shawn O'Neal have departed. We thank Lorraine and Shawn for their service and wish them the best with their future endeavors.
Finally, Victim Child Advocate Manager Katelyn Mastro is now known as Katelyn Carmona.
eForm Retirement
The Contact eForm (MSG) is retired and no longer available for use. It has been removed from the Form and Document Library and its shortlink updated to redirect to the Contact page.
The discontinued eForm was infrequently utilized as direct email and telephone communications were preferred. While it was in service, the Contact eForm processed nine submissions.
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