Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of Jefferson County — Speaking Up for Abused and Neglected Children
More than 14,000 of Alabama’s most vulnerable children are attending court hearings, adjusting to new homes and navigating the child welfare system every day. CASA volunteers are trained to advocate for the best interests of these children.
Our goal is to provide a dedicated CASA volunteer for every abused and neglected child to give them a voice and help them thrive in a safe and loving home. With your support, Together We Will achieve that goal.
Alabama Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) — Speaking Up for Abused and Neglected Children
More than 14,000 of Alabama’s most vulnerable children are attending court hearings, adjusting to new homes and navigating the child welfare system every day. CASA volunteers are trained to advocate for the best interests of these children.
Our goal is to provide a dedicated CASA volunteer for every abused and neglected child to give them a voice and help them thrive in a safe and loving home. With your support, Together We Will achieve that goal. Learn how you can help.
SPEAKING UP FOR ALABAMA’S CHILDREN
Nick Saban, head football coach for the University of Alabama, supports Alabama CASA volunteers who make a positive impact on the lives of abused and neglected children.
If you think child abuse doesn’t affect you, you’re wrong.
The $8 Billion is based on the number of first-time child maltreatment victims in one year in Alabama. It does not include associated costs to families and communities, or the costs associated with children who have been revictimized.
Preventing child maltreatment will reduce the cost on the state economy and contribute to economic growth.
Contact us to learn how you can be part of the solution.
If you think child abuse doesn't affect you, you're wrong.
The $8 Billion is based on the number of first-time child maltreatment victims in one year in Alabama. It does not include associated costs to families and communities, or the costs associated with children who have been revictimized.
Preventing child maltreatment will reduce the cost on the state economy and contribute to economic growth.
Contact us to learn how you can be part of the solution.
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