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Ways to help
Your donation to Voices for CASA Children directly supports child advocacy and qualifies for a dollar-for-dollar Arizona Foster Care Tax Credit (QFCO Code 10010).
Learning center
Community members are educated and understand the complexity of the foster care ecosystem. Join the Voices for CASA Children community and help ensure children have a brighter future.
What is a Court Appointed Special Advocate?
Be a voice for youth living in foster care
Becoming a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) means showing up for a child who needs a consistent adult in their life. As a CASA volunteer, you play a unique and vital role in the lives of children: helping ensure their needs are met, advocating on their behalf, and being a supportive presence during one of the most uncertain times in a child’s life. If you’re ready to make a real difference, we’re here to guide you through every step of the journey.
Voices for CASA Children resources
Child advocacy
Court Appointed Special Advocates get to know a child and use this information to make informed recommendations for the child’s best interests and needs.
By Their Side podcast
A show produced by Voices for CASA Children features candid conversations with industry professionals and individuals with lived experience to empower and inform child advocacy.
Voices of Hope
The Voices of Hope newsletter is a recurring publication by VOICES that shares CASA impact stories, child welfare updates and other resources of interest to our support community.
It is an amazing feeling to see children smile and to see them either back home with their family or in a safe, loving home. It is the most rewarding thing I can do.
-CASA Volunteer
As long as you keep showing up, children begin to believe they have someone they can trust. That makes a huge difference.
-CASA Volunteer
The thought of children not having that one person to advocate for them was heartbreaking, so I wanted to make sure every child has someone who is there for them.
-CASA Volunteer
Many children are used to people not showing up for them, so when you do, it can make a meaningful difference in their lives.
-CASA Volunteer
There are many moving parts and people involved in each case, and the CASA provides a steady presence throughout. From the beginning of a case through permanency, the child knows there is someone who will be there for them and will not change.
-CASA Volunteer
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