Men: Mentor and Advocate for Foster Youth

Are you a man who wants to play a crucial role in the lives of children in need? Become a Court-Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) and advocate for the well-being of children who are navigating the foster care system.

Why Become a CASA?

• Impact: Your advocacy can profoundly impact a child's life, ensuring they receive the care and support they deserve.

• Role Model: Serve as a positive male role model and mentor for children who may lack stable adult figures.

• Community: Join a diverse community of volunteers dedicated to improving outcomes for children in your area.

What Does a CASA Volunteer Do?

• Investigate: Gather information about the child's circumstances to provide informed recommendations to the court.

• Advocate: Represent the child's best interests in court hearings and other settings.

• Support: Offer consistent support and encouragement to children during a challenging time in their lives.

Who Can Volunteer?

• Compassionate Men: Individuals who are committed to advocating for vulnerable children.

• Diverse Backgrounds: We welcome men from all backgrounds and experiences to apply.

Training and Support

• Comprehensive Training: Receive specialized training on child welfare, advocacy techniques, and cultural competence.

• Ongoing Guidance: Access ongoing support from CASA staff and fellow volunteers throughout your volunteer experience.

Make an Impact Today Take the first step towards becoming a CASA volunteer and make a positive difference in a child's life.

Contact Us Visit www.speakupnow.org/volunteer to learn more about how you can become a CASA volunteer and change a child's future.

Your voice matters. Join us and advocate for children in need.