Change their future.
Volunteer with CASA
By volunteering a few hours a month as a Court-Appointed Special Advocate, you give a voice to the 300 kids in Champaign County who’ve experienced abuse and neglect. You can help the judge make more informed decisions—helping children secure the safe home they deserve.
Volunteers visit the child regularly, connect with adults and case professionals in their life, and make recommendations to the court with help from CASA staff.
10
average volunteer hours a month
100
active advocates in our community
300+
children currently served
40%+
children are under 6 years old
Learn More About Volunteering
Volunteers can change lives by:
- Acting as impartial advocates—the only role in the foster care system focused entirely on children’s best interests.
- Ensuring kids don’t get lost in the system or remain in unstable environments.
- Giving judges the critical insights they need to make decisions regarding services and safe, permanent homes for children.
No legal experience necessary!
Volunteers get ongoing support from CASA staff.
Qualified CASA volunteers: are over 21, pass screening, and can make a 2 year commitment.
Advocates get detailed training to learn about the role, practical applications, and the key factors that affect the children we serve.
“I can’t undo the trauma they have experienced, but I can make sure they have a soft place to land where their needs are met.”
Your presence can shape their future.
Every child who’s experienced abuse and neglect deserves the opportunity to thrive.
