We need dedicated and committed men and women willing to be a voice for abused and neglected children. As a CASA volunteer, you are a Court Appointed Special Advocate (who is appointed by a judge) to provide caring and consistent support on behalf of an innocent child going through a difficult legal process. You will receive specialized training from professionals in the field to get you familiar with child welfare and the court systems as well as interviewing techniques, reviewing cases, child development, cultural competency, etc. CASA provides a 32 hour classroom training. The CASA Program also offer in-service training on many subjects to help keep you updated and informed.

A volunteer supervisor or program director is available to discuss your case, help problem solve and make sure you get any legal support you need.

What Kind of People Serve as CASA Volunteers?

People just like you. Being a CASA volunteer requires no specialized degrees or legal experience. It does require special people over the age of 21 who have: A concern for children A genuine desire to help The ability to remain objective The maturity to deal with emotional situations The commitment to complete a 32-hour training course Sensitivity to people who are different from themselves Access to transportation and a flexible schedule A willingness to devote approximately one year to complete an assigned case

Please print a volunteer application form.