A young boy standing on a porch, holding a stick, wearing a plaid shirt over a gray t-shirt, with a neutral expression.

Lend your voice.

Advocating for children in need in Meigs and Gallia Counties since 2016.

We train volunteers to advocate for children who have experienced abuse and neglect.

Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) volunteers are community members of all walks of life.

After comprehensive training, volunteers advocate for a child’s best interest in court. These are local children who experience abuse and neglect. Many are in the foster care system.

CASA volunteers can make a life-changing difference for children experiencing abuse and neglect. A child’s advocate is often the one constant in their life.

The CASA logo, which is a stylized figure with outstretched arms holding a red heart, symbolizing care and compassion.

Who is a CASA volunteer?

Learn more about who we are & our mission

What we do
A digital infographic explaining what it means to be a CASA or GAL, including steps: Learn all about the child, engage with the child during regular visits, recommend services, collaborate with others for child's best interest, and report to the court.

Want to get involved? If you have the heart, we have the opportunity.