Learn about CASA Minnesota here Support CASA in your state (below)Abused and neglected children need more help than the foster care system can provide.
A Seattle judge created the first CASA program 36 years ago so that children’s voices and needs would be represented in his courtroom. Today, the CASA movement is 75,000 volunteers strong. Yet 400,000 children still don’t have the hope that a CASA volunteer can offer. Help us change that—join the CASA movement today.
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Your gift to National CASA for Children will help us reach every child in need. National CASA provides comprehensive training for volunteers as well as in-depth assistance and support for the local CASA programs that serve your community. We need your help to ensure that every child has a champion, a protector, a CASA volunteer.
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As a CASA volunteer, you are empowered by the courts to help make a child’s dream of a forever home a reality. You will be the one consistent adult in these children’s lives, fighting for and protecting their right to be treated with the dignity and respect that every child deserves. You will not only bring positive change to the lives of these vulnerable children, but also their children and generations to come. And in doing so, you will enrich your life as well.
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Analysis of recent events in child welfare from National CASA CEO Michael Piraino and leaders in the field, profiles of CASA volunteers and stories from young people whose lives were changed by the intervention of a caring CASA volunteer. You’ll find this and more in the National CASA blog.
The Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of Butte and Glenn counties will host their fifth annual “Listen to the Music” benefit dinner and concert …
New CASA volunteers sworn inMy Eastern ShoreSupervisory staff of the Court Appointed Special Advocates program joined the newest volunteers in the Kent County Courthouse as they took an oath …
More than 100 people participated in the first Superhero Run, which was held to benefit Lee Count Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA).
CASA seeking child advocate volunteersNorman TranscriptCleveland County CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates), serving Cleveland, Garvin and McClain counties, is searching for people to serve as …
CASA open house held in NewportKAITFor volunteers interested in becoming a Court Appointed Special Advocate, there are new opportunities in Jackson County. A CASA office is now …
CASA SHaW receives funding for new initiativeNJ.comCourt Appointed Special Advocates of Somerset, Hunterdon, and Warren Counties (CASA SHaW), a child advocacy group which provides volunteer …
27 Greene County children are in need of CASA volunteersGreene County Daily WorldThere are 27 children in Greene County who are in need of a volunteer CASA, a Court Appointed Special Advocate, to help and support them as their …
From left to right, Jen Kearney, Marci Schwartz, Renee Conley, Mary K Emmrich, Kim Owens, Marci Burton, and Angela Fischbach, CASA volunteers …
Foster children need our supportVictoria AdvocateGolden Crescent CASA – Court Appointed Special Advocates – provides a voice in the courts for children in foster care. At present in the Golden …
CASA seeks advocates for abused and neglected childrenCoweta American (subscription)Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) for Children, Inc. is offering a free online volunteer training for the very first time and classes are forming …
CASA provides mentors for county’s foster youthFontana Herald-NewsAs a volunteer mentor with Court Appointed Special Advocates of San Bernardino County (CASA), Carlos Llamas, 27, of Fontana is a proud member …
CASA’S Big Night: ‘Help us treasure our kids’Eureka Times StandardThis handmade, peacock-themed quilt with purple, turquoise and blue hues by Linda Herron is valued at $600, according to the CASA website.
CASA of Morris and Sussex Counties, a local non-profit organization, trains and supervises community volunteers to advocate for the best interests of …
Although skeptical at first, children are often moved by the fact CASA … When Roy Carter first became a CASA volunteer, confidentiality prevented him …
Tullahoma 5K run, walk benefits CASAShelbyville Times-GazetteCASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) and the city of Tullahoma are joining forces to raise awareness of child abuse prevention. Get Fit!
Grant County CASA volunteers meetSilver City Sun-NewsCourtesy photo CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) of Grant County held a “CASA´s In Court” event Thursday. Attending were, from left, Lydia …
CASA welcomes new volunteersFremont TribuneCass County CASA’s new volunteers are Heidi Cline, Cathi Bond and Jen Rackley. They were sworn in by Cass County Judge John Steinheider.
CASA of Oklahoma County seeks volunteersNewsOK.comCASA of Oklahoma County is accepting applications from volunteers interested in training to become a Court Appointed Special Advocate to represent …
Area children’s advocate program seeking volunteersFredericksburg.comThe Rappahannock Area Court Appointed Special Advocates program is seeking volunteers to advocate for Fredericksburg-area children who have …
CASA/GAL volunteers assist county childrenSidney Daily News (subscription)“CASA/GAL is a volunteer based program that provides trained volunteers to represent the best interests of abused, neglected and dependent children …
CASA volunteer honored for serviceThe Advocate29 at the Power of 9 Honors Luncheon at Boudreauxs for her volunteer work with CASA as her CASA supervisor Sharon Norwood looks on.
Learn about CASA Minnesota here Support CASA in your state (below)Abused and neglected children need more help than the foster care system can provide.
DONATE TO CASA FOR CHILDREN TODAY
BECOME A VOLUNTEER
Subscribe to our publications to stay informed about issues affecting abused and neglected children. Choose a publication and frequency that suits you—from weekly news roundups to our biannual Judges’ Page e-newsletter, published in partnership with the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges.
Analysis of recent events in child welfare from National CASA CEO Michael Piraino and leaders in the field, profiles of CASA volunteers and stories from young people whose lives were changed by the intervention of a caring CASA volunteer. You’ll find this and more in the National CASA blog.
