Nevada CASA
In Nevada, there are six CASA programs operated independently, utilizing different models. Areas served include Carson, Clark, Douglas, Elko, Washoe and White Pine Counties.
The Nevada CASA Association formally established a Board of Directors in January 2005. Its purpose is to provide technical assistance to existing programs, help establish new programs and increase awareness of CASA volunteers throughout the state.
For more information please visit www.NevadaCasa.org.
CASA Volunteers provide advocacy for abused and neglected children so that they can thrive in safe, permanent homes. The following information will help you learn more:
A CASA volunteer can make a profound and positive difference for abused children. The following information shows how you can get involved:
The Clark County CASA program celebrated 30 years of providing advocacy for children in Clark County in 2010. The program's success is the result of planning and the help of many volunteers:
Nearly 3,500 abused and neglected children live in foster care in Clark County, Nevada because they cannot live safely at home. These children need powerful voices to speak for them. The mission of the Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) Program in Las Vegas is to provide that voice. Become a CASA.
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