Kechala Two Bulls Departs Seventh Circuit CASA for New Role

Kechala Two Bulls has announced her departure from her role as executive director of the Seventh Circuit CASA program in Rapid City. Two Bulls concluded her 10-year tenure with the organization on [Date Not Specified].

Following her departure from Seventh Circuit CASA, Two Bulls is transitioning to a new position as director of programs for the Northern Plains Region. This new role will be with the organization Partnership with Native Americans.

The Seventh Circuit CASA program serves as a volunteer organization that advocates for children who have experienced abuse or neglect, ensuring their needs are met in court and foster care systems. The program operates within the Seventh Judicial Circuit of South Dakota.

Partnership with Native Americans is described as an organization dedicated to supporting and empowering Native American communities across the Northern Plains. Its programs often focus on areas such as health, education, and cultural preservation.

Details regarding the exact date of Two Bulls’ departure from Seventh Circuit CASA and the commencement of her new role with Partnership with Native Americans were not immediately available.

The transition marks the end of a decade-long leadership period for Two Bulls at Seventh Circuit CASA, during which she oversaw the program’s operations and advocacy efforts. Her move signifies a continuation of her work within regional programs focused on community support.