Champion A Child In Foster Care
CASA volunteers advocate for the best interests of abused and neglected children
How to become a Court Appointed Special Advocate
The first step to becoming a CASA volunteer is to attend a volunteer Information Session. During the Information Session, participants will learn about the CASA Volunteer Program, the foster care system, CASA training, and how CASA volunteers make a difference. This is a required first step.
Theodore’s Story
When Theodore was placed in foster care, he was assigned a Court Appointed Special Advocate, Karen, who helped him find a loving and permanent home. See the difference that a CASA volunteer can make.
Winter Coat Drive
Every child we serve deserves to have a warm winter coat. This year, our goal is to collect 450 new coats to ensure every child who needs one, has one. We're calling for coats for girls, coats for boys, coats for young children, and coats for teens — especially teens.
Coat Drop Off: Monday-Friday at 415 Hamburg Turnpike, D2, Wayne or Tuesday & Friday at 1143 East Jersey Street, 2F, Elizabeth. Any questions, contact Diego Rojas at diego@childfocusnj.org or call (973) 832-4002.
Or Order Online: If dropping off a new coat is not convenient, shop our Amazon Wishlist!
Impact Report 2024-2025
During our financial year July 2024-June 2025, CASA volunteers made a huge impact on the lives of children in foster care.
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