Every day, children in our community face the challenges of abuse and neglect. As a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA), you have the power to stand up for these children, ensuring they find safe, nurturing, and permanent homes. No legal or social work background is required—just a compassionate heart and a commitment to advocate for a child's best interests.

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Why Volunteer with CASA?

Make a Lifelong Impact:

Your advocacy can alter the trajectory of a child's life, offering them hope and stability

Join a Supportive Community:

Be part of a network of dedicated volunteers passionate about child welfare.

Personal Growth:

Gain invaluable skills in communication, empathy, and problem-solving.

The Role of a CASA Volunteer

If you resonate with the following, you might be an excellent fit:​

Investigate: Gather information about the child's situation by reviewing documents and interviewing relevant parties.

Advocate:Present findings and recommendations to the court to ensure the child's best interests are prioritized.

Monitor:Ensure court orders are being followed and the child's needs are being met.​

Support:Be a consistent, caring presence in the child's life during a tumultuous time.​

  • Requirements

    • Must be 21yrs or Older
    • Pass background & reference checks
    • Complete an Interview
    • Stay with the Case until Closure, usually 18-24 months.

  • Training & Support

    • 40 hours of pre-service training
    • Ongoing mentorship & staff support
    • Annual continuing education (12hrs)

    Topics include child development, advocacy, legal system, and trauma-informed care

  • Get Started

    • Attend our yearly Openhouse
    • Submit your Application
    • Complete an interview
    • Begin training
    • Be Sworn in & recieve your first case!
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