How Does CASA Help Children

CASA Advocates provide support that matters, making a life-changing difference through four core roles compassionately provided to their assigned children.

A CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate) versus a Guardian Ad Litem

What's the difference between a Guardian ad Litem (GAL) and a CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate)? How do they work together within the court system for the benefit of a child? And what will you be responsible for as s a CASA?

What does a CASA Volunteer do?

If you’ve ever wondered what a CASA volunteer does, or if you have what it takes to become one, here is a clear look at this vital role.

What is a Court Appointed Special Advocate (Volunteer CASA)?

Childhood abuse or neglect itself is traumatic; that trauma is magnified when children, for their safety, are removed from a home with which they are familiar and potentially placed in a foster home with individuals with whom they are unfamiliar...

Ready to Advocate for a Child?

CASA volunteers come from many walks of life; no special degree is required. What matters is the willingness to learn, show up, and advocate for a child's best interests.