FAQ's

  1. What is a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA)?
  2. Are CASA Programs Known By Other Names?
  3. What is the CASA volunteer's role?
  4. How does a CASA volunteer investigate a case?
  5. How does a CASA volunteer differ from a Department of Child Services Family Case Manager?
  6. How does the role of a CASA volunteer differ from an attorney?
  7. Who is the "typical" CASA volunteer?
  8. Can anyone be a CASA volunteer?
  9. What training does a CASA volunteer receive?
  10. How does the CASA volunteer relate to the child he or she represents?
  11. How many cases on average does a CASA volunteer carry at a time?
  12. Do lawyers, judges, and social workers support CASA?
  13. How many CASA Programs are there nationally?
  14. How effective are CASA Programs?
  15. How much time does a case require?
  16. How long does a CASA volunteer remain involved with a case?
  17. Are there any other agencies or groups which provide the same service?
  18. What is the role of the National CASA Association?
  19. How is the program regarded locally?
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