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Father-Daughter Duo Volunteers Together at Dallas CASA
Father and daughter Jim and Annie Urbanus signed up to become Dallas CASA volunteers a few weeks apart. When they discovered the shared interest, they decided to share cases as well. It's been a win-win for their relationship as well as for the children they serve. “I think I am the details person, while he’s the feelings guy,” said Annie. “I’ve got all the nuts and bolts, and he’s the relationship-builder. We make a great team.”
Where Could Caden Safely Grow Up?
Caden's mother was unable to care for him due to severe mental illness, but lots of other people were willing to step up. For his Dallas CASA volunteer Megan, the question was "What was in Caden's best interest?"
Dallas CASA Volunteer Sees the Power of Advocacy for Teenage Boys
David Roberson was inspired to become a Dallas CASA volunteer after he realized how few positive male role models young men in protective care have. "These guys need someone to talk to, someone they can relate to and someone who can understand them. I’m happy to do that for them."
Protecting Children | Restoring Childhood
In 2021, 1,539 Dallas CASA volunteers served 3,113 children living in protective care.
For the past three years, Dallas CASA has accepted 100% of court appointments for children in foster care.
Last year, 758,900 days of service were devoted to children by Dallas CASA volunteers.
Dallas CASA volunteer advocates protect children and restore childhoods, removing barriers so children can reach their full potential.
Amidst a changing child welfare environment, Dallas CASA remains committed to strengthening and broadening its benefit to children and families.
Dallas CASA remains totally committed to providing a CASA volunteer for every child who needs one.