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You Can Help Change a Child’s Story™

Become a 

CASA Volunteer

Become a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA)

Source: The National CASA/GAL Association for Children

6 Steps

Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) volunteers are patient, open-minded people from all walks of life who have good communication skills, a history of following through on commitments, and a willingness to accept guidance. Above all, CASA volunteers care about children and their futures! 
 

Ready to Get Involved?

Share a few details and watch for an email with the next steps!

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Thank you for your interest in CASA of Brown County! You will receive an email with a link to schedule a phone call with CASA Staff.

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What Does a CASA Volunteer Do?

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A CASA volunteer advocates for a child who has experienced abuse and/or neglect and is under court protection. A CASA volunteer:

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  • Is supported by a dedicated CASA staff member.

  • Spends regular, quality time getting to know the child.

  • Writes a monthly objective court report on the child's safety and well-being to help the judge make important decisions about the child's future.

  • Is a consistent adult presence in the child's life.

  • Spends on average 4 to 6 hours a month in their role.

“I became a CASA volunteer thinking I would change the life of a child or two, and I know that I have. What I never expected was how much they would change mine.”  - a CASA Volunteer 

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Not Sure if You Are Ready?

If you're not ready to apply to become a CASA volunteer just yet, please consider staying connected and supporting us in other ways:

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Questions?

Read our FAQs or contact us at casabc@casabc.org

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