Children and youth with a CASA volunteer are more likely to…

• Receive needed services in a timely manner

• Be enrolled in the appropriate educational setting

• Participate in extracurricular activities

• Have long-term connections to siblings, relatives, or other support people

• Be on track to graduate high school on time

• Enroll in post secondary education

• Be placed in a permanent home sooner than children without a CASA volunteer

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Five key actions of a CASA volunteer

• Advocate: Speak up for the best interest of a child

• Support: Provide a stable and caring relationship

• Investigate: Gather important information about situations in the life of the child

• Report: Organize and present details to a judge and caregiver team

• Recommend: Offer ideas for improvement in the best interest of the child

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