Become a CASA Volunteer in Cincinnati
Make a difference for children right here in Hamilton County.
You are more than just a volunteer.
When you advocate for a child in foster care, you become someone they can count on — someone who understands, listens, and speaks up when it matters most. As a part of our Court Appointed Special Advocate Program, (CASA), you will be trained and supported by ProKids staff on how to professionally advocate for a child’s best interest both in and out of court.
Make a lasting impact for children in Hamilton County who deserve a safe, permanent and nurturing home.
What is a CASA?
A Court Appointed Special Advocate is a trained community member who stands up for a child who has experienced abuse or neglect. Through the dedication of our CASAs, children can gain access to the medical care, educational support, and legal advocacy they need.
Interested in learning more? Watch our animation that highlights the impact that our CASAs have had on Cincinnati.
Your Journey Starts Here
Take your first steps toward becoming a CASA Volunteer
Choose one of three entry points:
Attend a Virtual Information Session
Participate in a 45-minute Zoom meeting where you were learn more about ProKids and the CASA experience.
Speak with a ProKids Volunteer Manager to learn more about the CASA Volunteer role.
Ready to get started? Jump right into the introductory class of our advocate training program.
Sign Up For a Virtual Information Session
Interested in Learning More?
Schedule a meeting or message one of our Volunteer Managers to learn more about CASA Volunteers and how you can make a difference in a child’s life.