Community Asylum Seekers Project (CASP) is seeking a compassionate, bilingual (English/Spanish) Case Manager to support asylum seekers in Southern Vermont. This part-time, (25 hours/week at $26/hour) will provide direct client support, coordinate services and volunteers, and help clients move toward stability and independence in the Brattleboro area. Applications will receive full consideration by January 10th...Continue reading→

Good Afternoon, We hope that you and your family enjoyed a nice Thanksgiving, if you celebrated. Unfortunately, over the long weekend, the federal government used a tragic, violent, and isolated incident involving an immigrant from Afghanistan as the pretext to further restrict measures meant to ensure protections for vulnerable immigrant groups, including those coming to...Continue reading→

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...Continue reading→

Hello wonderful CASP supporters, There have been a lot of changes in the past few months, some good, some terrible that have impacted our community  and the immigrants we support. In July, the U.S. Senate and congress passed the massive budget reconciliation bill, HR-1 OBBA, that makes substantive changes to U.S policy. The bill dramatically...Continue reading→