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Learn MoreColonial Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) Program
Colonial CASA recruits, trains, and supports volunteers who advocate for the best interests of children in the court system and mentor youth ages 10–18 in the community. Through both our court-appointed advocacy and non-court-involved mentoring programs, we provide consistent support and caring adult relationships that help children and youth build confidence, resilience, and a foundation for lifelong well-being.
Colonial CASA is a Member of The National CASA Organization.
National Child Reunification Month:
June is National Reunification Month — a time to celebrate the families who have overcome challenges and been safely reunited, and to honor the professionals, volunteers, and community members who support them along the way.
At Colonial CASA, we recognize that, when safe and possible, reunification with a child’s family is the preferred outcome of foster care. It reflects healing, growth, and restoration — and it’s a goal that requires compassion, persistence, and strong support systems.
Our CASA volunteers play a vital role by advocating for the resources and services families need to succeed — such as mental health support, substance use treatment, parenting education, and consistent, safe visitation. We stand in the gap, ensuring each child’s best interest is kept at the center while working toward the possibility of a safe and lasting return home.
This month, we celebrate every family that has taken the journey back to one another — and all those who make that journey possible.
Every child deserves a safe, loving, and permanent home — and reunification is a powerful path to get there. 💙
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