A CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate) volunteer is an integral factor in a child's life in foster care. Children in foster care who have a CASA volunteer spend an average of 8 months less in foster care. You can make that difference happen with just a little bit of your time each month.
Our CASA Volunteers do the following activities:
There are plenty of children that need you in Newton and Walton Counties!
Orientation consists of 30 hours of classroom training plus 10 hours of courtroom observation.
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Fill out a Volunteer Application on our website, www.AlcovyCASA.org
8134 Geiger St NW Suite 15, Covington, GA 30014, US
Alcovy CASA volunteers provide a voice in juvenile court proceedings to neglected and abused children in foster care, in Newton and Walton Counties. By simply asking questions, like how is this child doing, our volunteer advocates help children find a safe and permanent home.
A Court Appointed Special Advocate--a CASA-- is a trained community volunteer who is appointed by a judge to advocate for an abused or neglected child in juvenile court proceedings. A CASA makes independent recommendations to the court for services which focus on meeting the needs of each child. Alcovy CASA serves foster children from Newton and Walton Counties.
8134 Geiger Street, Suite 15Covington, GA 30014
July 17, 2023