Research studies have shown that the introduction
of just one caring adult in the life of an abused
child can change the course of that child's life
forever. With volunteer advocates, children who
have known only hurt, rejection and disappointment
from adults learn to trust, and hope, and love.
A court appointed volunteer advocate makes a profound
and positive difference for abused children.
Yes. The content of CASA's 30 hours of training
is mandated by the National CASA organization
and the State of California Judicial Council.
You will learn about the child welfare system,
how to work with children involved in the system,
and other skills necessary to help your assigned
child. Volunteers can choose from a range of options
to satisfy the 12 hours of additional training
that are required of advocates annually.
Each volunteer is continuously supported by and
in contact with a professional and experienced
Case Supervisor. Support is available 24 hours
a day, 7 days a week.
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