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CASA cause featured on Dr. Phil Show.

Dr. Phil and Robin pledge to mobilize 100,000 new CASA supporters. Join them.
Abused and neglected children need your voice

Abused and neglected children are without a voice

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CASA volunteers protect children's rights and ensure their safety.

CASA volunteers protect children’s rights.

CASA volunteers are appointed by judges to help abused and neglected children find loving, permanent homes. Get involved as a volunteer.
If Cheryl weren’t there I don't know what would have happened to me.

"If Cheryl weren’t there I don't know what would have happened."

Volunteer Cheryl Reed describes how she helped John go from being a traumatized, overly medicated boy to a loved young man.… Read John's story.
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CASA volunteers improve the odds of success for children.

But the majority of abused and neglected children do not have a volunteer by their side. Your donation can help change that. Help us reach every child.

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National CASA is an association of nearly 1,000 programs across the country. Chances are there is one in your community.

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Richard CadoganMembers of the child welfare community listen to CASA volunteer Richard Cadogan because they know he represents a child’s best shot at a safe, permanent home.
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