Volunteer Advocacy
Community volunteers advocate for children in court and beyond.
Illinois CASA connects community volunteers with local Court Appointed Special Advocate programs serving children involved in Illinois child abuse and neglect cases. CASA volunteers are trained, appointed by judges, and supported by local program staff while advocating for children in court and beyond. Volunteers visit assigned children at least monthly, build relationships, and help ensure their best interests and wishes are heard. The organization provides CASA 101 virtual information sessions, volunteer connection resources, impact reports, and conference opportunities. Programs operate in 87 Illinois counties, including Chicago. Illinois CASA also shares information about youth rights, volunteer experiences, and statewide advocacy efforts through its website and email updates.
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Community volunteers advocate for children in court and beyond.
Local CASA programs provide volunteer training and supervision.
CASA 101 sessions explain the volunteer role and next steps.
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