224
CHILDREN SERVED
children who have come to the attention of the juvenile court due to alleged abuse, neglect, or abandonment and served by a Court Appointed Special Advocate due to an active court case.
47
volunteer advocates
unpaid individuals trained to represent and protect the rights, interests, and well-being of vulnerable children, who cannot necessarily speak for themselves.
Court Appointed Special Advocates
11,500+
volunteer hours
time Court Appointed Special Advocates spend investigating, embracing, and reporting on behalf of abused and neglected children in the foster care system. Rather than performing administrative tasks, these uncompensated hours are directly dedicated to being a child’s voice in the courtroom.
26
years in operation
& counting
224
CHILDREN SERVED
children who have come to the attention of the juvenile court due to alleged abuse, neglect, or abandonment and served by a Court Appointed Special Advocate due to an active court case.
47
volunteer advocates
unpaid individuals trained to represent and protect the rights, interests, and well-being of vulnerable children, who cannot necessarily speak for themselves.
Court Appointed Special Advocates
11,500+
volunteer hours
time Court Appointed Special Advocates spend investigating, embracing, and reporting on behalf of abused and neglected children in the foster care system. Rather than performing administrative tasks, these uncompensated hours are directly dedicated to being a child’s voice in the courtroom.
26
years in operation
& counting
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What does CASA stand for?
Court Appointed Special Advocates
CASA Kendall County is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization, which advocates for the best interest of children who have experienced abuse and neglect. We train and support dedicated community volunteers who serve to protect a child’s right to a safe and permanent home. We are the child’s voice in court.
