What’s New
Volunteer Stays Committed to One Family Over Three Years
When Dallas CASA volunteer Shamika Williams accepted her first case in 2020, she was ready to say yes to whatever came her way. She didn't think her next two cases would involve siblings of the first child she was assigned to. But after three years working closely with one family, Shamika is pleased all three children are safe, thriving and know their siblings.
Neesha Only Knew Violence and Chaos
Neesha came into care at 17 still a sophomore in high school, desperately in need of jaw surgery and with a lifetime of chaos around her. She was assigned Dallas CASA volunteer Page, who found a young woman who had dreams for herself but needed some support to get there.
What Does Community-Based Care Mean for Dallas CASA Volunteers?
Community-based care is coming to Dallas, but what exactly does that mean for Dallas CASA volunteers and the child victims of abuse and neglect served by the agency’s volunteers? It's part of "foster care re-design," a change being implemented by the Texas Legislature and means changes for children in care, their placements and Dallas CASA volunteers.