Volunteer with the Law
Children and teens in foster care deserve a voice in court. Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) volunteers fill that role. When a child is placed in foster care, they need dedicated individuals to advocate for them, to communicate their needs effectively, and to ultimately make a significant impact on their life. Consider giving 10 – 15 hours a month to be an advocate.
To learn more:
Visit AZCASAVolunteer.org or email casa@courts.az.gov.
The Foster Care Review Board (FCRB) volunteers are citizens from the community who are appointed by the Presiding Juvenile Court Judge to serve on a five-member review board panel. Volunteers meet online one weekday a month to review the cases of children in foster care. The volunteers make recommendations to the Juvenile Court regarding services and permanency for the children whose cases they review.
To learn more:
Request an Application or email rptfcrb@courts.az.gov.
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