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Frequently Asked Questions About Court Appointed Special Advocates
Becoming a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) is a rewarding and important volunteer opportunity. CASAs are community volunteers who advocate for children who have been abused, neglected or abandoned and are in the care of the foster care system.
Advocate of the Month | Vonette Carter
Vonette’s advocacy has helped Abby navigate the process of securing a California State ID, opening a bank account, visiting colleges, applying for scholarships, and writing her first resume. Vonette beams with pride as she describes coaching Abby on walking into a local business to apply for a job. “She crushed it when she spoke to the manager and asked for a job!!”
CASA Match Activity Spotlight: Día de los Muertos
Over 50 CASA volunteers and their youth recently attended a Día de los Muertos celebration which was hosted by CASA OC.
CASA OC receives grant from National CASA for DEI
CASA OC receives grant from National CASA for Volunteer Recruitment
Advocate of the Month | Carrie Yanez
How to Become a CASA Volunteer: Step-by-Step Guide
Myths About Being A CASA Volunteer
Second Annual CASA Classic Nets Over $76k for Youth in Foster Care
Community Partnership | South Coast Plaza
Advocate of the Month | Dan Oliver
A Day in the Life of a CASA Volunteer
Balancing CASA Volunteering and a Full-Time Job
John's Picnic 2024
Advocate of the Month | Nadine Turner
CASA Volunteer Training: What to Expect
Benefits of Being a CASA
Advocate of the Month | Steffanie Belasco
