CASA volunteers are everyday people who choose to show up for children when it matters most. From all walks of life, they step into a child’s world and become a steady, caring presence during one of the most uncertain times of that child’s life.

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A CASA volunteer takes the time to truly know a child — listening, observing, and gathering insight from the people who touch that child’s life, including family members, foster caregivers, teachers, and caseworkers. Armed with a full picture, CASA volunteers share clear, thoughtful information with the court, helping judges make decisions that protect the child’s safety, well-being, and future.

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As a CASA volunteer, you become a trusted advocate focused on what is best for the child, supporting their path toward stability and permanency, with reunification as the goal whenever it is safe and possible.

No special background is required — only compassion, reliability, and a willingness to care. We provide thorough training and ongoing support every step of the way. When you become a CASA volunteer, you don’t just help a child in foster care — you become part of a powerful community effort that changes lives, one child at a time.