KASA (Kids As Self Advocates) is a national, grassroots project created by young people with disabilities for young people with disabilities. CT KASA is open to anyone with a disability ages 13 to 26.
What CT KASA Can Do for YOU?
CT KASA participants learn how to advocate for themselves and take control over their own lives. CT KASA helps this happen by teaching young people about their rights and how to change the systems that affect their lives.
Join us for the KASA (Kids As Self-Advocates) kickoff meeting. The meeting is open to young adults ages 13-26 and their parents. A light lunch will be served.
The KASA (Kids As Self-Advocates) program models leadership and the power of self-advocacy. KASA active in our schools, communities, families and places of employment, and PATH is very exciting to be bringing KASA back to Connecticut. We share our message with other youth who have disabilities or chronic health conditions, as well as with our friends and peers.
Our activities will include:
KASA (Kids As Self Advocates) is a national, grassroots project created by young people with disabilities for young people with disabilities. CT KASA is open to anyone with a disability ages 13 to 26.