Develop and maintain a relationship with the appointed child including contact with the child on at least a monthly basis.


Participate as a member of the case management team.


Communicate with caregivers about the child' s behavior and relationships.


Gather and provide independent, factual information to aid the court in making its decision regarding what is in the child' s best interest; this will include submitting a written court report with recommendations to the court on what placement and services are best for the child.


Provide advocacy throughout the case to ensure that appropriate case planning and services are provided for the child.


Attend all court hearings pertaining to the appointed case and provide oral testimony to the court when requested.


Maintain confidentiality in handling program issues, case, and volunteer information.


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Complete application and submit to County CASA Office.


Provide three non-relative character references.


Complete a personal interview with the County Coordinator.


Complete and pass a polygraph examination.


Be fingerprinted for state and national background checks.

If you have any questions please contact your County CASA Coordinator.