Volunteer your time to change a child’s life.
Becoming a CASA Volunteer
You don’t need a law degree or a background in social work to become a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA). You need a willingness to listen, learn, and show up for a child.
CASA volunteers advocate for the best interests of children who have experienced abuse or neglect. As a volunteer, you can:
- Build a trusted connection. Get to know a child and listen to what matters to them.
- Help their voice be heard. Share information with the court to help guide decisions about their future.
- Receive training and support. Your local CASA program prepares you for the role and provides ongoing guidance.
Volunteering takes time and commitment, but you don’t have to decide today. West Virginia CASA can help you explore local opportunities, understand what’s involved, and get answers before you apply.

