Funding Request

Date of Request (required)

Request Deadline (required)

Amount of Request (required) (put $1 for tutoring)

Child's Name (required)

Age (required)

Date of Birth

Person Requesting Funds (required)

Phone Number (required)

Cell Phone Number

Email Address (required)

DFS Caseworker's Name (required)

DFS Caseworker's Cell Phone Number (required)

DFS Caseworker's Email Address

Caregiver's Name (required)

Caregiver's Phone Number (required)

Caregiver's Cell Phone Number

Caregiver's Email Address

CASA's Name

CASA's Phone Number

CASA Cell Phone Number

CASA's Email Address

Funding Category (required)

Please describe the child's situation and how the item will benefit them. Fax any supporting documentation to 222-3353 (required)

If the child is 15 or older have CHAFEE funds been requested? (required)

If funding was denied who denied it?

Phone Number For Above Person

If approved make check payable to: (required)

Street Address To Send Check To (required)

City (required)

State (required)

Zip (required)

What is a CASA Volunteer?

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:

How Do I Become a CASA?

A CASA volunteer can make a profound and positive difference for abused children. The following information shows how you can get involved:

CASA Program Information

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:

About Us

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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