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Meet our “Not-So-Typical” Volunteers

Meet our “Not-So-Typical” Volunteers

Volunteer Jolene managed it all: a 60–70-hour work week, a Ph.D. program, musical activities, and sports as her main hobbies, and her CASA case had a group of siblings.    

“Although it may seem like an overwhelming schedule, if you ask Jolene, she will just say, ‘I'm a little busy, but CASA is important,’" says Andre, her former CASA supervisor.

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CASA of Travis County 2021 Annual Report

Learn about everything you made possible for children in 2021 in our newly-released and fully digital Annual Report. 
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What I've Learned as a CASA Volunteer

Most people go into their experience as a CASA volunteer hoping to change a child's life, and not knowing how much it will change their own. In honor of National Volunteer Month, we asked volunteers to share some of the things they've learned during their time as a volunteer advocate, and how they've been able to apply that knowledge to other aspects of their life. 

 
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Reflecting on CASA's Impact in 2021

The child welfare system as a whole continued to struggle in 2021, and kids’ situations continued to be difficult. But CASA remained committed to being there for kids when it mattered most.   

Thankfully, a record 806 CASA volunteers showed up to advocate for the best interest of 1422 children in Travis County in 2021, and the determination of those volunteers inspired us every day. Their fortitude and determination reflected the enhanced levels of advocacy that were required by extreme circumstances. 

 
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