CASA Of Ventura County

court appointed special advocates (casa) of ventura county believes that every court-dependent abused or neglected child should be safe, have permanence and the opportunity to thrive, and have a strong, compassionate volunteer advocate. the organization recruits, screens, trains, and supports casa volunteers. a court appointed special advocate (casa) volunteer is a trained community member who becomes a sworn officer of the court by the juvenile court judges to represent the best interests of a court-dependent child. the casa volunteer not only builds a one-on-one relationship with their child, but also collaborates with the child’s social worker and others who can offer insight into the well-being of the child, which may include relatives, parents, caregiver, school officials, health providers and others. casas ensure children involved with dependency courts have a voice in their proceedings. a casa provides the court with carefully gathered information about how the child is doing while he is part of the juvenile court system. this information helps the court make a sound decision about the child’s best interest.

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