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CASA advocates on post-secondary issues related to making post-secondary more accessible, more affordable, and higher quality. Sometimes we pitch government on big investments, like during our annual advocacy week documents. Other times we do things with smaller dollar values but big impacts, like convincing the government that you can't sell your car to afford tuition if you need it to get to school or making it easier for students with long-term disabilities not have to prove their disabilities are permanent to receive assistance.