Clark County Ohio Casa/Gal Program

As a CASA volunteer, you can help make a positive change in a child's life! Learn more: www.clarkcocasa.org

Hundreds of CASA volunteers have participated - and there are two trainings left!

CASA Volunteers: Earn required continuing education training hours with Ohio CASA's virtual Volunteer In-Service Trainings. Register here: https://ohiocasa.org/ohio-casa-announces-new-trainings-as-part-of-first-ever-statewide-volunteer-in-service-sessions/

This summer, CASA programs like ours and volunteers made headlines! Our work advocating for local children was featured.

Check it out here: https://ohiocasa.org/summer-2026-of-big-leagues-and-big-hearts-casa-volunteers-and-ohio-programs-in-the-news/

CASA volunteers are a child's voice in court!
We are working to ensure every child in Clark County has a CASA volunteer in their corner. Join us: www.clarkcocasa.org

What motivated you to become a CASA volunteer? Let us know:

Make a positive impact this fall! Find out all the different ways you can help a child in Clark County: www.clarkcocasa.org

On Monday, we swore in Tom Boitse. Take a minute to welcome Tom to the CASA team; we are excited to have him.

Attention Youth and Advocates! Check out a variety of resources designed with you in mind from CASA.

You'll find helpful tools, programs, and information for young people with experience in Ohio's child welfare system. Please share: ohiocasa.org/youth-resources/

Thank you, New Carlisle Rotary Club, for letting me speak at your meeting!

Thank you to Abby Easton, Director of CASA of Clark County, for joining New Carlisle Rotary and sharing the important work of Court Appointed Special Advocates.

CASA volunteers are trained community members who advocate for children involved in the child welfare and court systems, providing a consistent voice as they work toward a safe and permanent home. Volunteers meet with children and families, gather information, attend court proceedings, and make recommendations focused on the child's best interests.

Abby shared that Clark County CASA has served our community since 1989 and still needs volunteers from all walks of life. No professional background is required—CASA provides the training, support, and guidance volunteers need.

We appreciate Abby helping us better understand both the challenges these children and families face and the difference one caring, committed advocate can make.

Thank you, Abby, for serving Clark County and for sharing your work with Rotary!

Please share to help us get the word out about the need for CASA Volunteers!