A CASA volunteer's role may end when a court case closes, but the relationship doesn't have to. Learn how Dallas CASA's ExitUp program helps young people stay connected to trusted adults and access the resources they need as they navigate life beyond the child welfare system.

Morgan Bywaters came to Dallas CASA looking for the right volunteer fit for her passions. Now, three years later, she's found a calling and is working her third case.

A diverse professional background, Spanish language skills and a passion for service and advocacy all brought Lesley Berrios, 34, to Dallas CASA. Now a trained child advocate, she works with a teenager, ensuring the youth's voice is heard throughout the process.

With his own children out of the house, Mike Sullivan was ready for a volunteer opportunity with a big return on investment. He found it at Dallas CASA.

Christine LaGrone wondered what she could do to support children at risk of abuse or neglect. She was pleasantly surprised to find that becoming a Dallas CASA volunteer allowed her the chance to offer direct and meaningful support to children in need.