09/21/2026
A CASA, or Court Appointed Special Advocate, is a trained community volunteer who advocates for a child involved in the court system due to abuse or neglect.
Children in foster care often face uncertainty, major life changes, and a long court process. Throughout that journey, a CASA volunteer provides something every child deserves: a consistent advocate focused on their best interests.
CASA volunteers build relationships with children, gather information about their needs, and help judges make informed decisions that support their safety, stability, and future.
For many children, a CASA becomes the one consistent adult who stays involved from beginning to end.
Learn more about becoming a CASA volunteer: https://casachildren.com/become-a-volunteer/what-is-a-casa/