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Do I need to have a car to be a volunteer?

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No, but you are required to see the child (or children) you serve at least once a month if they live within 60 miles of the Texas State Capitol, and within 30 days of a placement change.

*Currently, monthly in-person visits are not required of CASA volunteers but are permitted as long as our CASA of Travis County COVID-19 Response and Protocols are followed. (12/1/2020)

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