Court advocacy
Volunteers advocate for a child's best interests in court.
Volunteer Court Appointed Special Advocates support children in foster care and juvenile justice cases. Appointed by a judge, each advocate works with an individual child, represents the child's best interests in court and across aspects of their life, and helps connect them with needed resources. Advocacy may include helping children express their wishes, seeking tutoring or sports opportunities, and supporting family connections. CASA Sacramento trains volunteers in strengths-based advocacy and culturally responsive support, with an emphasis on consistent relationships and helping children access resources. The program serves children and families impacted by the child welfare and juvenile justice systems in Sacramento. People can volunteer as advocates or donate to support the program.
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Volunteers advocate for a child's best interests in court.
A judge appoints an advocate to an individual child's case.
The program trains advocates in strengths-based support.
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