CASA/LA Volunteer Information Session

8/21/2021

Posted on 08/13/21

Remind Me

Join us for an information session! See dates and sign up here.

A Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) is a trained, dedicated, and caring community volunteer assigned to work one-on-one with a child in the foster care system. CASA volunteers are sworn in by a dependency court judge to advocate for what is in the child’s best interest. With legal standing to fully investigate a child’s circumstances, CASA volunteers make recommendations to the court regarding how the system and community can best serve and support the child. In collaboration with others in the child’s life, volunteers are instrumental in facilitating access to the material, educational, and physical, and mental health services necessary for each child to flourish.

Our most significant accomplishments happen every day – when an overlooked opportunity is found, a service is secured or an adult connection is made that will help keep a child safe and give him or her an opportunity to succeed.

Click here to read about the process of becoming a CASA volunteer.