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Who We Are
- We are Texas CASA
  
  Established in 1989, Texas CASA is the membership association for all local Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) programs in the state.
  
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What We Do
- We Make a Difference
  
  Texas CASA supports local CASA programs with training, community awareness, resources and public policy to make a positive difference in the lives of children and families in Texas.
  
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  - FY24 Impact Report
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How To Help
- You're Needed
  
  Children and families in the child protection system need people like you.
  
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Learning Center
- The Learning Center
  
  The Learning Center is for CASA volunteers, child welfare community members and anyone else interested in learning more about effective advocacy and the child welfare system in Texas.
  
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Program Portal
- The Program Portal
  
  The Program Portal is a suite of resources to assist CASA staff and board members in running a highly successful local CASA program.
  
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Recruitment Planning

Recruitment Work Plan

The recruitment work plan is a template to help you start building your recruitment plan. It includes a few examples of both recruitment and retention goals to help you get started. Adjust the template to best fit your needs.

Community Mapping

Use the community mapping tools below to help identify community members or organizations that could become partners, volunteers or resources.

Strategic Community Mapping List

This tool can help you discover exactly where your volunteers are and where to focus recruitment efforts. By using this tool you’ll be able to identify the over- and under- served areas, identify geographic trends, and identify resources available in your community.

Community Resources Mapping Tool

Use the community resources mapping tool to identify potential partners and how they can be beneficial to you, their self-interest, how to keep them involved and their role in the process.