Change a Child’s Story™

CASA of Warren & Forest Counties trains and provides quality volunteer advocates for children who are involved in the child welfare system as a result of abuse and/or neglect. Volunteers advocate for services the children need in order to achieve permanency in a safe and nurturing home.

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Supporting Children through COVID-19

During these unpredictable times, we are committed to remaining a constant in a child's life. Our staff and volunteers are adapting to new practices and protocols to ensure our children's best interests are met and their voices continue to be heard.

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Volunteer Your Time

No one longs for a safe and loving family more than a child in care. As a court-appointed special advocate (CASA) volunteer, you are empowered by the courts to help make this dream a reality. You will not only bring positive change to the lives of these vulnerable children but also their children and generations to come. And in doing so, you will enrich your life as well.

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Upcoming Events

CASA of Warren & Forest Counties is actively planning events for the 2021 calendar year. We will release our programming shortly.

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Celebrating All

CASA of Warren & Forest Counties is committed to diversity, equality, and inclusion working to ensure equitable outcomes for all children.

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Celebrating All

CASA of Warren & Forest Counties is committed to diversity, equality, and inclusion working to ensure equitable outcomes for all children.

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To give a child a CASA is to give them a voice. To give them a voice is to give them hope, and to give them hope is to give them the world.

-Pamela B., former foster child

To give a child a CASA is to give them a voice. To give them a voice is to give them hope, and to give them hope is to give them the world.

-Pamela B., former foster child