For Advocates
This page is for the convenience of our volunteer advocates. You can:
- Download an annotated template for court reports and the cover page
- Access the online form for monthly activity reports
- Find resources to further develop your capabilities as an advocate
- Download casework files here:
- Index
- Casework Checklist
- Case Assessment Questions
- Contact Log
- Interview Form
- Interview Form Child
- Educational Assessment
- Initial Investigation Plan
- Read more on In-service credit and Advocate news below
In service Credit
Note: Many of these resources are suitable for in-service credit. If you choose this self-study route, you must furnish to your support staff documentation listing:
- What you have done
- The time that was involved
- What you have learned
- How it will affect your advocacy
Advocate News
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New Advocate Class
New Advocate class with Executive Director Heather Moore-Francis, and Program Coordinators Kathy Dixon and Dinah Dicandio January 2017
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Loudon County Advocate
Loudon County Advocate Tonya Bledsoe with Judge Sledge.
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New Advocate Class
New Advocate class with Executive Director Lindsey Brown, December 2015
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Morgan County Advocate
Morgan County Advocate Julia Lovins with Judge Davis.
We're thankful for and proud of our Advocates, making a difference in the lives of helpless children. If you'd like to be a part of our team, transforming lives of abused and neglected children, please volunteer or donate today! Thank you for helping to change the life of a child!
Our Vision: Seeing Every Child in a Safe, Permanent Home
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CASA Volunteers help change children's lives every day.
76,756
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Abused and neglected children had a CASA volunteer speaking up for their best interest in the last year.
250, 323
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Children are waiting for a volunteer empowered to find them a safe, loving, permanent home.
452,000
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Children in safer homes since 1977.
2 Million
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Ryan Dollinger
I would have been lost in foster care without my CASA volunteer.