Court Appointed Special Advocates
What does having a CASA mean to an abused child? Imagine what it would be like to lose your parents, not because of something you did, but because they can't - or won't - take care of you. Now, into your life come dozens of strangers: police, foster parents, social workers, judges, lawyers, and more. Having a CASA means having by your side a trained and committed adult who has been appointed by a judge to watch over and advocate for your best interests.
CASAs are the only volunteers that are appointed by a judge and empowered to stand up for an abused or neglected child in court.
The first step in becoming a CASA volunteer is attending a General Information Meeting. Call to set up a meeting..
What does having a CASA mean to an abused child? Imagine what it would be like to lose your parents, not because of something you did, but because they can't - or won't - take care of you. Now, into your life come dozens of strangers: police, foster parents, social workers, judges, lawyers, and more. Having a CASA means having by your side a trained and committed adult who has been appointed by a judge to watch over and advocate for your best interests.
CASAs are the only volunteers that are appointed by a judge and empowered to stand up for an abused or neglected child in court.
The first step in becoming a CASA volunteer is attending a General Information Meeting. Call to set up a meeting..
