Frequently Asked Question

What does CASA stand for?

Court Appointed Special Advocate.

What is expected of a volunteer?

Being a CASA volunteer requires dedication, compassion, and commitment to making a positive impact in the lives of vulnerable children in Lincoln County. A volunteer's primary responsibility is to gather information, provide written reports, and attend court hearings on behalf of the child.

What are the steps to become a volunteer?

1. Apply - Complete an application.

2. Interview - Schedule an interview with CASA staff.

3. CASA training - Attend training to prepare you to be a volunteer CASA.

4. Graduate - After completing 30 hours of training you will be sworn in by the Judge and ready to pick your CASA case.

What are the qualifications to become a volunteer?

- Volunteers must be 21 years of age

- Volunteers must undergo and pass extensive background check

- Volunteers must complete 30 hours of preservice training

What is the time commitment?

CASA of Lincoln County desires at least 18-month commitment for a volunteer; including 8 to 10 hours per month, per case.

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