What CASA Volunteers Do

• Get to know a child and their unique story

• Advocate for the child’s needs in court, school, and social services

• Build trust and offer stability during a challenging time

• Work alongside professionals to support the child’s best interests

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Qualifications
You don’t need special experience—just a passion to make a difference. You’ll be supported every step of the way by a dedicated Advocate Supervisor. CASA Volunteers come from all walks of life. Spanish-speaking volunteers are especially needed.

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To serve as a CASA, you must:
✅ Be at least 21 years old
✅ Pass a thorough screening and background check
✅ Complete 30 hours of training and 3 hours of court observation
✅ Commit to a case for 12–18 months
✅ Dedicate about 10–15 hours per month
✅ Respect confidentiality and follow program guidelines

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Step 1: Attend an Online Info Session

Join a free, 1-hour virtual session to learn:

• What CASA volunteers do

• How the program works

• What training and support you’ll receive

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Once you register, we’ll send you the details to join.

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Step 2: Apply & Interview

After attending an info session, you’ll:

• Submit a CASA Volunteer application

• Schedule a personal interview with our CASA team

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The interview helps us learn more about you and ensures the CASA role is a great fit.

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Step 3: Complete Training

Qualified applicants are invited to a 33-hour training program (offered in both standard and fast-track options). Training prepares you to confidently advocate for children in foster care.

 

Ready to begin?
 

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