CASP in the news

CASP appointed John Randall as board chair and Amy Legan as a new director, bringing their extensive experience in autism services to the organization's leadership.

CASP is hiring a Director General to lead its social support operations and manage its 700-person workforce in the Île-de-France region.

Hopebridge showcased its clinical leadership and operational strategies at the 2026 Council of Autism Service Providers conference, focusing on industry challenges and best practices.

Rachael Coburn was named CASP's first VP of Accreditation to oversee and promote quality standards in autism services.

The European Banking Authority (EBA) has detailed supervisory priorities for national competent authorities (NCAs) as the transition period for crypto-asset service providers (CASPs) engaging in e-money token (EMT) related payment services ends on March 2, 2026, requiring CASPs to secure authorization, partner with a PSP, or have a compliant pending application.

Rachael Coburn was named CASP's first VP of accreditation to oversee and promote quality standards in autism services.

Rachael Coburn was named CASP's first VP of accreditation to lead quality standards and oversee accreditation bodies in autism services.

Rachael Coburn was named CASP's first VP of accreditation to lead quality standards and oversee accreditation bodies in autism services.

Rachael Coburn was named CASP's first VP of Accreditation to lead quality and accreditation efforts in autism services.

Rachael Coburn was named CASP's first VP of accreditation to lead quality standards and oversee accreditation bodies in autism services.

Rachael Coburn was named CASP's first VP of Accreditation to oversee and promote quality standards in autism services.

Rachael Coburn was named CASP's first VP of accreditation to oversee and promote quality standards in autism services.

CASP acquired Jade Health to unify autism therapy accreditation programs and strengthen quality standards amid growing regulatory demands.

Casp organized an event on International Children's Rights Day to raise awareness about the rising number of homeless children in France, including infants.

The Casp warns that over 2,000 children, including many toddlers, continue to sleep on the streets despite political promises and ongoing social efforts.

The new CASP executive director is optimistic about supporting asylum seekers through housing, legal aid, and skill-building amid systemic challenges.

The Centre d’action sociale protestant has grown from 50 to 621 employees over 30 years, celebrating 120 years of social support services in 2024.

The Centre d’action sociale protestant has significantly expanded its social support services over 30 years, now managing 88 structures and facing funding challenges amid government reforms.

The MiCA regulation, effective end-2024, is harmonizing EU crypto-asset service provider authorizations, reducing fragmentation and setting higher compliance standards, with early signs of regulatory hubs emerging.

CASP, marking 120 years in 2025, provides extensive social support services including housing, legal aid, and healthcare access across Paris and Île-de-France.