Our mission is simple—join us for impact.
Nebraska CASA Association is a network of 21 local programs in Nebraska serving 56 counties. We recruit, screen, train and support Court Appointed Special Advocates. Those advocates are volunteers - just like you - who are appointed by a judge to speak for the well-being of abused and neglected children.
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Children Served
1,802
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Volunteer Hours
24,870
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Volunteer Miles
159,291
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Volunteers
810
You Can Help Us Make a Change Today!
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More than 1,500 abused and neglected children in Nebraska are waiting for their CASA volunteer...Are you ready to change a child's life?
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Learn what it means to be a CASA Advocate. Join Nebraska CASA for a monthly virtual information session and learn how you can make an impact in your community!
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The Nebraska CASA Conference is the annual gathering of over 300 CASA volunteers & staff, board members, and our partners in child welfare from all parts of Nebraska. This year's conference theme is Step Up To The Plate and is IN PERSON only on August 25th & 26th at Courtyard by Marriott in La Vista.
News & Announcements
Mental health affects families in many different ways. For children involved in the child welfare system, those effects can be especially important to understand.
That is why CASA volunteer training asks advocates to look beyond a diagnosis and consider a broader question: How is mental health affecting this child and this family? Read more by clicking photo.
October happens to be Adopt a Shelter Dog Month. So, how can you celebrate this month and support another incredible cause? We have some cool canine concepts.
When it comes to volunteering, there are all sorts of ways to get going. One area in particular is working with senior citizens. Volunteering with elderly neighbors is an excellent way to get involved. Check out these five benefits of volunteering with senior citizens.
September is Kinship Care Month, a time to recognize the grandparents, relatives and other trusted adults who step forward to care for children when they cannot safely remain with their parents.
