Our mission is simple—join us for impact.

Nebraska CASA Association is a network of 22 local programs in Nebraska serving 55 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.

  • Children Served

    1,936

  • Volunteer Hours

    31,019

  • Volunteer Miles

    235,020

  • Volunteers

    788

You can help us make a dent by getting involved.

  • 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?

  • Your donation can help make our dream of a CASA for every child in Nebraska possible.

  • 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!

  • 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

Did you know you can give back by supporting small businesses? Here are some hows, whys and benefits of supporting small businesses for your altruistic lifestyle.

February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month — a time to shine a light on an issue that impacts young people across our state, including many youth involved in the child welfare system.

CASA works with children and teens who have already experienced abuse, neglect, instability, and trauma. For some teens in foster care, unhealthy or abusive dating relationships can feel familiar — especially if they have grown up witnessing violence or navigating inconsistent caregiving relationships. That makes awareness, prevention, and trusted adult support even more critical.

The month of February reminds us to seek out stories and histories, and recognize the significance of black history. Take these ideas to heart and practice them as you honor Black History Month.

Employers are looking for more than just a good employee; they want someone with experience, good people skills and who stands out from the crowd. Make your resume jump out by adding volunteer experience.

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