We are beyond excited to announce that the 74th Texas program of Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) is calling Milam County home this fall! CASA of Milam County will recruit, train and support a community of volunteers — known as CASAs — to advocate for the best interests of a child or youth in the child protection system when a family is in crisis, including reunification with parents or family members when possible. Volunteers will be screened, highly trained and appointed by local judges to support the child in the courtroom, school and beyond.

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74th CASA Program Announcement

We are beyond excited to announce that the 74th Texas program of Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) is calling Milam County home this fall! CASA of Milam County will recruit, train and support a community of volunteers — known as CASAs — to advocate for the best interests of a child or youth in the child protection system when a … Read More

Texas CASA Hosts New Executive Director University

Texas CASA was honored to host the first in-person New Executive Director University (New ED U) in September. Celeste Prather, Texas CASA’s Program Operations Director, brought together 13 Executive Directors from CASA programs all over the state for a full day of learning, networking and fun! The goal of the 7-hour New ED U course is to provide Executive Directors … Read More

CASA Anti-Child Trafficking: Full Framework Now Available

Back in 2021, Texas CASA began developing the CASA Anti-Child Trafficking framework known as CASA ACT in order to provide resources, training and coordination of services. Youth who have been affected by trafficking in foster care need CASA volunteers who are well-trained, connected and prepared to support their specialized needs. CASA ACT is a call to action for the CASA … Read More

Knowing How to Advocate for Vulnerable Populations

Domestic Violence Awareness is recognized throughout the month of October in an effort to end domestic violence. During this month, survivors of abuse, victim advocates, allied professionals and vested community members come together to take action and raise awareness by sharing personal stories, resources and ways to help.    As part of Texas CASA’s Guiding Principles, we recognize the significant … Read More

The Impact of the Legacy Leadership Circle

On behalf of everyone at Texas CASA, we extend our heartfelt thanks to the Legacy Leadership Circle for their commitment, leadership and tremendous support. Over the past two years, contributions from the Legacy Leadership Circle have allowed Texas CASA to expand our anti-child trafficking (ACT) work and innovate tools and resources for the CASA Network. Legacy Leadership Circle members are … Read More