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Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) is a national organization in the United States that supports and promotes the use of trained volunteers to advocate for children who have experienced abuse or neglect. CASA volunteers are appointed by a judge and are responsible for gathering information, maintaining contact with the child, and providing recommendations to the court based on the child’s best interests while also considering the child’s expressed wishes. Volunteers typically remain assigned to a case for its duration, which can provide continuity in situations where children may experience multiple placements or changes in service providers. CASA volunteers may also serve as a consistent adult presence for children involved in the child welfare system, helping ensure that their needs, experiences, and perspectives are represented throughout the legal process.
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