CASA of Ellis County

Empowering Voices for Abused Children

CASA of Ellis County is part of a national movement that began in 1977, initiated by Judge David Soukup in Seattle. Recognizing the need for informed decisions regarding the welfare of children in the court system, he enlisted community volunteers to serve as advocates. These dedicated individuals became the 'voice in court' for abused and neglected children, providing essential insights to ensure their best interests were prioritized. Today, CASA of Ellis County continues this vital mission, offering trained volunteers to represent children in the foster care system, ensuring they find safe, permanent homes as swiftly as possible.

Making a Lasting Impact

CASA of Ellis County empowers community volunteers to act as Guardians ad Litem and Court Appointed Special Advocates. Appointed by judges, these volunteers guide children through the complexities of the legal system, ensuring that every child has a voice in court. This advocacy is crucial for the well-being of abused, abandoned, and neglected children, helping them navigate their path to safety and stability.

Why Your Donation Matters

Your generous contributions are vital to the success of CASA of Ellis County. Every donation strengthens the training and support provided to volunteers, ensuring they can effectively advocate for children in need. By donating, you help create a brighter future for the most vulnerable members of our community.

Join the Cause Today!

Support CASA of Ellis County by donating cryptocurrency or cash. Your contribution can make a significant difference in the lives of children who need a voice. Together, we can ensure that every child has the opportunity for a safe and loving home.