Volunteer
CASA of Caroline recruits and supports trained community volunteers who advocate for children in foster care involved in the court system.
Becoming a CASA volunteer is a significant commitment of time and energy. We want you to understand the role and what it asks of you before deciding whether it feels like the right fit.
Start by learning about the role
CASA volunteers have a distinct advocacy role within the court and child welfare systems. Learn what volunteers do, who they work alongside, and where the CASA role fits.
Understand the CASA Volunteer RoleServing Caroline County since 2003
CASA of Caroline is a recognized Maryland CASA program and has operated in Caroline County since 2003.
Know what to expect
Becoming a CASA volunteer includes references, an initial screening interview, a background check, and training. Volunteers also make an ongoing time commitment.
Before applying, take a look at the requirements, process, training, and time commitment so you can make an informed decision.
Review Requirements & ProcessVolunteer testimonial
Volunteer testimonial
Becoming a CASA is an opportunity to make a lasting impact on a child’s life. Children in foster care often face uncertainty and change, but a CASA provides consistency, support, and advocacy. While I may have volunteered my time, the rewards and lessons I received in return have been immeasurable.
Ready to take the next step?
If you have reviewed the role, requirements, process, and commitment and think volunteering may be a good fit, the next step is to apply.
Apply to VolunteerNot ready to volunteer—or not sure it’s the right fit? There are other ways to support CASA of Caroline.
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