Every child deserves a voice

Every child deserves a voice

You can help be that voice by volunteering with us today!

You can help be that voice by volunteering with us today!

Our Focus

Education

Volunteers are assigned to their first case after completing 30 hours of training over a 6 week time-span. The training you will receive with Warrick County CASA  includes  the National CASA/GAL training manual, court observation, and shadowing a seasoned advocate.

Volunteering

Advocates average 5-10 hours of time each month working their cases. This time includes visiting with the child(ren), attending Child and Family Team Meetings (CFTM), communication with school, daycare, DCS, and placement and/or the parents. Advocates can expect to attend court hearings every 3-6 months. 

Making A Difference

Statistics show Children who are served by a CASA advocate are more likely to succeed in school, more likely to find a safe, permanent home and are half as likely to re-enter the foster care system. Make a difference today by volunteering your time at Warrick County CASA.