​Step 1:  Submit your contact information using the form below. You may also contact Advocate Supervisor & Volunteer Recruitment Coordinator, Sarah Quinette at sarah@casabc.org or (920) 437-2272 Ext. 104 for more information.

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Step 2:  Complete and submit a CASA Volunteer Application.

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Step 3:  Complete all pre-training paperwork, participate in an in-person interview and clear a background check.

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Step 4:  Sign-up for the next training session. Two to three times per year, we offer a 30-hour training session that helps volunteers learn how to advocate for the best interest of children who are under the legal protection of the court system due to abuse or neglect. Training typically takes place on weekday evenings. 

 

The pre-service training curriculum, developed by the National CASA Association and facilitated by our staff, includes sections that guide you through the role of the CASA volunteer, the child welfare system, needs and development of children, trauma, mental health, poverty, professional communication, cultural competence, educational needs and permanency.​ All of these resources and tools will help prepare you to advocate for a child, or children.

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Step 5:  After a full training session is completed, and all of your paperwork is completed and cleared, you are sworn in as an official Court Appointed Special Advocate volunteer by the court and will be assigned your first case. You will be partnered with a staff Advocate Supervisor, who provides ongoing support.