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CASA of Adams and Broomfield Counties
Basic Information
Address: 11860 N Pecos Street
Westminster, CO 80234
Phone Number: 720-277-9112
Email: abbie@casa17th.com
Director: Lindsay Lierman
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Additional Information
Causes Served: Abused and Neglected Children
Clearances Required: Yes
Background Check: Yes
Population Served: Abused and Neglected Children
Ages for Volunteer: 21+
Hours of Service: Unlimited
Minimum Hours Required: 30 hours of pre-service training, 10-15 hours per month after training
Days of Service: Flexible
Mission Statement:
Our mission is to provide specially selected and trained community volunteers, CASAs, to advocate for abused and neglected children in the pursuit of safe and permanent homes.
Events:
Our annual Indulge for CASA event is coming up on Friday, July 19th! If you are interested in volunteering for this event, contact Abbie Foley, Outreach and Recruitment Coordinator, at abbie@casa17th.com or (720) 277-9112. To buy a ticket or for more information, visit indulgeforCASA.com.
Additional Information:
CASA, Court-Appointed Special Advocates, is a volunteer-based, nonprofit organization that trains and supervises community members to represent the best interests of child victims of physical, sexual, emotional abuse and neglect that are currently in the judicial system.
A Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) is a trained volunteer who represents the best interests of child victims of physical, sexual, or emotional abuse and neglect that are currently in the judicial system. CASA Volunteers are supervised by CASA team members and work alongside the child's legal and professional team. They ensure that the child's physical, mental, educational and emotional needs are being met, and advocate for the child in court, all the while supporting them in their journey to find a safe and permanent home. In Adams and Broomfield Counties alone, there are over 1,100 children that need a loving and caring CASA.
Potential CASA Volunteers complete an online application, interview, and 30 hours of pre-service training (15 hours supplemental homework, 15 hours in-class). A successful CASA Volunteer is mature, stable, open-minded, empathetic, collaborative, and confident. They also have an ability to problem-solve and have strong written and verbal communication skills.
Please note that in order to become a CASA Volunteers, you must be 21+ years of age, must pass a criminal background check, and must have lived in the United States for the past 7 years.
To learn more about our organization, please visit CASA17th.org, or contact Abbie Foley, Outreach and Recruitment Coordinator, at abbie@casa17th.com or (720) 277-9112.