GetInvolved

GetInvolved

Be a part of the solution!

Take the first step to becoming a CASA advocate:

VOLUNTEER!

Resources   In-Service Opportunities


 


Resources for more information

  • Texas CASA’s Learning Center Resources for Volunteers archives
  • Child Mind Institute – The Child Mind Institute is an independent, national nonprofit dedicated to transforming the lives of children and families struggling with mental health and learning disorders.
  • Advocacy In Action – this resource from the National CASA Association presents timely and relevant topics thought a series of Issue Briefs focused on improving safety, permanency and well-being.
  • Check out our Education Page to meet our Education Board and to find helpful resources.

The Family Helpline – A Resource for CPS-Involved Families

Texas Abuse Hotline

  • Call the Texas Abuse Hotline (1-800-252-5400) if your situation is urgent and needs to be investigated within 24 hours.
  • Call 911 or your local law enforcement agency if you have an emergency or life-threatening situation that must be dealt with immediately
  • Complete forms online ***do not use the website to report urgent or emergency situations – call the hotline or 911***

CFE

  • Learn more about CFE – Collaborative Family Engagement is an exciting new initiative at CASA of Galveston County.

Human Trafficking/ Child Explotation

Stress, Trauma & Adverse Childhood Experiences

Veteran Resources

Local Resources

Mental Health

Parenting & Physical Health

Foster Care/Adoption/Kinship Resources

Cultural Competence

LGBTQ+ Resources

Drug & Alcohol Advocacy Resources

Bullying

Homelessness

Aging Out

Education

Nutrition

Activities for Children & Families

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in-service Trainings

CFE

  • CFE Trainings – Collaborative Family Engagement is an exciting new initiative at CASA of Galveston County

Stress, Trauma & adverse child experiences

Mental Health

Books, Movies and more

Who was your favorite character? Why?
Who was your least favorite character? Why?
Did you like the ending? Why or why not?
How does this relate to your work as a CASA advocate?
What is one thing from this book or movie that you can take with you into your role as an advocate?

Cultural Competence

Education

Human Trafficking

Foster Care

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