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Press Releases Media Inquiries: Denver CASA Announces a New Program Director Denver, CO Robin L. Balick, LCSW, has joined Denver CASA as the new Program Director beginning January 3, 2005. Ms. Balick will oversee the organization�s volunteer program development as well as work to form strong partnerships with local community agencies. Prior to joining Denver CASA, Ms. Balick operated a private psychotherapy practice in which she provided mental health counseling to adults and adolescents. Ms. Balick was also employed by Denver Human Services as a senior social caseworker so she has seen first hand the needs of abused and neglected children involved in the system. Ms. Balick is a licensed clinical social worker in the state of Colorado. She holds a masters degree in social work from the Bryn Mawr Graduate School of Social Work and Social Research, Bryn Mawr, PA. Ms. Balick brings a wealth of knowledge and passion to this position and looks forward to developing a program that provides a clear and powerful voice for Denver CASA's children as well as assisting the community in making the best decisions on their behalf. Denver CASA, a 501(c)(3) organization, recruits, trains, and supervises community volunteers as Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA's) to speak up for child victims of abuse and neglect in the Denver Juvenile Court. Denver CASA’s Board, staff, and volunteers are dedicated individuals who work diligently to serve these children. New Parent-Child Play Program Comes to Denver Denver, CO Tumbling into Denver this winter is the answer to parents� endless search for fun, creative and educational activities for their kids. Baby Power/Forever-Kids brings a fresh approach to parent child play programs offering a wide variety of classes jam-packed with age-appropriate mini-gymnastics, music, story-time, and crafts. Beginning at 6 months, the Baby Power program stimulates the intellectual, emotional, and physical development of children through mini-gym equipment, puppetry, stories, musical instruments, and original songs. Children ages 3 and up graduate to our Forever Kids program which cultivates motor skills, hand-eye coordination, creativity, and self expression through arts and crafts, cooking, theme classes, gym play and science experiments. The success of Baby Power/Forever Kids programs grows from small classes (10 max.) that focus on specific age groups, yet remain sibling friendly. Parents and nannies alike will find that our Open Gym and Art times are a great way to get the kids out of the house for some loosely structured activities. Birthday parties at Baby Power/ Forever Kids are a stress-free way for you to throw a fantastic party where kids can play in our gym, do crafts, sing and dance, and of course eat cake. Enjoy all of this without the headache of set up and cleaning. Located at 7505 E. 35th Ave., Suite 330 in Stapleton�s Quebec Square. Call (303) 377-8855 for information or to attend a FREE trial class. 10-week winter session begins January 17, 2005. Community Notes: 2) Baby Power/ Forever Kids will also be offering a free parenting discussion group that will meet once a month throughout the year.
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