Want to learn more about the role of a CASA Volunteer? Join us for one of our upcoming information sessions and get all your questions answered. A CASA staff member will be live on hand to answer any questions.

We are now hosting Zoom video conferencing information sessions to make sure you are able to safely attend, and still get all your questions answered!
Just pick a time that works for you and use the link to register!

Meeting times:

Mondays
10 a.m.
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Wednesdays
5 p.m.
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Tuesdays and Thursdays
Noon
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If these times don’t work for you, just contact us and we can do a 1-1 with you at your convenience!

When a child enters the foster care system because his or her home is no longer safe, a judge may appoint a committed volunteer to help. That volunteer is called a Court Appointed Special Advocate®, or CASA. CASA volunteers are screened, highly trained and then appointed by judges to represent and advocate for a child’s best interests in the child protection system.

CASA volunteers are each assigned to help one child or set of siblings at a time, so they can focus on giving that child or sibling group the individualized advocacy and attention they need. CASA volunteers save taxpayers’ money and children’s futures by helping children find safe, permanent homes as soon as possible.

CASA of Central Texas, Inc. provides valuable volunteer advocacy for abused children from Caldwell, Comal, Guadalupe and Hays Counties. CASA volunteers serve as the “eyes and ears” for the judges in child welfare cases. This includes researching each child’s situation and making objective recommendations to help them reclaim their childhoods from abuse and neglect. CASA volunteers are frequently the only stable presence in these children’s lives.

CASA volunteers bring three critical qualities to their work: they focus on one case at a time; they bring a unique perspective to the court case; and their sole objective is representing the best interests of the child.