“It is easy to assume that only seasoned professionals have wisdom worth passing on, yet some of the most transformative moments arise when someone with barely any background steps forward, admits “this is what I did, and this is how it felt for me.”

The annual Volunteer and Staff Appreciation Dinner, held on September 30, 2025, was an evening dedicated to recognition, gratitude, and community.

At this year’s statewide Staff and Directors meeting, Roberts shared her strategic vision and insights from the past three years—highlighting the program’s integrated approach to marketing, collaboration, and community partnerships.

To truly serve the complex needs of children in foster care, members of the CASA network require more in-depth, specialized training. While initial training provides a solid foundation, ongoing education must delve deeper into the unique psychological, emotional, and developmental impacts of trauma, abuse, and neglect.

Thanks to a generous Women's Giving Circle Grant, CASA of Jefferson County recently took a significant step forward in enhancing support for children in the foster care system.

CASA of Jefferson County saw its waitlist of children in need of an advocate vanish for a mere two days. However, the relentless demand…

CASA of Jefferson County is proud to announce a historic and heartfelt milestone: for the first time in nearly two years, there are zero children on the waitlist to receive advocacy services from a CASA.

By purchasing directly from our wish list, you’re not only making a tax-deductible contribution — you’re investing in the care and well-being of the children we serve.

Local Artist Eric Phagan to Host Immersive Art Show Benefiting CASA and Other Children’s Charities.

Brenda Holbrook, in her capacity as Program Coordinator for CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates), plays a vital role as the dedicated representative for the Jefferson County Kiwanis and sits on the Board of Directors and Program Committee for the newly chartered organization.

On June 28th, the Moose Riders #765 hosted their annual poker run and auction, an event dedicated to supporting CASA of Jefferson County.

Commonly asked questions about our CASA program

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The Fairfield Inn was buzzing with excitement as it hosted the 2025 "Make Art with the Pieces" charity auction, a resounding success that saw a record-breaking turnout and a significant fundraising achievement.

“Thirty-five years of CASA in Indiana is a testament to the power of dedicated volunteers who are committed to ensuring every child has a safe, permanent, and nurturing home…”

This means, there were 10,263 times the child’s voice was present in conversations about their own lives. Each interaction was a critical piece of the puzzle, allowing our child advocates to effectively serve as the eyes and ears for the Judge..

The collaboration between Ivy Tech Community College, Chandler Chevrolet, and Ritual Aesthetics to train the next class of Court Appointed Special Advocates is a significantly positive development for Jefferson County. As the program grows, so too does the hope for children in need..

Advocating for children also means advocating for their experience of Christmas morning while they are in care. The last thing we want is for Santa to miss even one stop, which is why we thank everyone who has ever partnered with us in this effort..

Giving Tuesday, which falls on December 3rd this year, presents a unique opportunity for the Jefferson County community to rally around CASA and support its mission. Here are several ways you can support CASA of Jefferson County…