A Bilingual Volunteer Makes a Difference for a Child
10.28.20 WFAA: Journalist and Host, Cynthia Izaguirre talks with Dallas [...]
African American Volunteers are Needed
10.27.20 Dallas Weekly: Journalist Catrina Satterwhite talks with Dallas CASA volunteers, Priscilla [...]
Dallas CASA Celebrates 40th Anniversary
09.28.20 MySweetCharity: Dallas CASA Magically Transforms Annual Champion Of Children Award [...]
Rick Rosenberg on Volunteering with Dallas CASA
10.15.20 Texas Jewish Post: Dallas CASA volunteer Rick Rosenberg shares [...]
Dallas CASA Volunteer Connects with Teens
Dallas resident Robert Pierce was approaching retirement when an advertisement caught his eye. Dallas CASA seems like a perfect match for his skills.
KDC Finds Perfect Fit With Dallas CASA
06.22.20 D Magazine: Developer KDC is using its far reach in [...]
Alaina and Natalie thank you for your help!
Dallas CASA thanks you for your support on North Texas Giving Day
North Texas Giving Day: Alaina and Natalie get their forever home
From foster care to Nana's house, Dallas CASA volunteer Rebecca has Alaina and Natalie's best interests in mind. Now Rebecca knew they needed adoption.
Antwone Fisher Shares His Story
Have you heard of Antwone Fisher? Born in prison to a teenage mother just two months after his father was murdered, Fisher spent a lonely childhood in an abusive foster home.
Meet Dallas CASA Volunteer Michelle Chapman
At only 33 years old, Dallas CASA volunteer Michelle Chapman has an impact on children that belies her age. A sworn advocate since 2010, Michelle has worked on eight cases involving 21 different children. She says her role is a positive one. She doesn’t dwell on what happened to the children she served but instead focuses on their futures, helping each abused or neglected child into a loving and supportive home.
North Texas Giving Day: Alaina and Natalie’s Nana steps in
As Nana watches Alaina and Natalie struggle in foster care, she decides to step up for the girls.
Stephanie Needed Her Father
When Stephanie was removed from her mother's care, her father was ready to help. He found a new apartment and furniture, secured childcare and completed parenting classes Child Protective Services required. But he needed help overcoming a language barrier, and advocate Myrna was there to help. Myrna, Stephanie and her father worked as a team to get the little girl home with her father.
Would you be ready to testify in court for an abused child?
Would you be ready to testify in court for an abused child?
Six Ways to Talk to an Abused Child
When a CASA volunteer accepts a case, the first step is to talk to the abused child. Program Director Ben Wilkins has tips for a positive interaction.
Dallas CASA supervisors keep volunteers’ engines running
At Dallas CASA, volunteers are supervised by members of our program staff.








