CASA stands for:
Court Appointed Special Advocates
Childwatch CASA of Boyd County

Locally, the Boyd County CASA Program was organized in March 2000 through the joint efforts of Honorable George Davis and Foster Care Review Board Chairperson Christy Reaves. The Project now has numerous supporters.

CASA was awarded a National CASA Grant for a period of two years. Since that time, CASA has become a United Way agency, receives financial support from the community, and raises money through annual events such as Pennies from Heaven in the schools and CASA Playhouse.

CASA VOLUNTEERS: ORDINARY PEOPLE DOING EXTRAORDINARY THINGS.

CASA volunteers are ordinary people who are caring, honest and committed to doing what is best for a child. No special experience or knowledge is required. As a CASA volunteer, you will be able to work with confidence. All our volunteers are trained to understand courtroom procedure, social services, the juvenile justice system and the special needs of children who have been abused and neglected. We welcome volunteers from all cultures, professions, ethnic and educational backgrounds.

BE A POWERFUL VOICE IN A CHILD’S LIFE.

Become a CASA Volunteer and be rewarded with some of the most powerful and fulfilling experiences you can find. You can also become a powerful voice in the life of a child by supporting the CASA program in your community. All donations are appreciated and go directly to helping more abused and neglected children find a CASA volunteer. For more information call or write us today.



"In every community, there is work to be done. In every nation, there are wounds to heal. In every heart, there is the power to do it."

Marianne Williamson