Volunteer Resources

Resources
Foster children's experiences before and during foster care can have real and devastating impacts on their education. Factors such as multiple school changes, developmental and cognitive barriers, high rates of school absenteeism and disciplinary issues often result in poor academic performance and high drop-out rates.

CASA volunteers are essential to the success of foster children achieving their academic goals. Once assigned to a child, CASA volunteers should ensure the child has been referred to the EPAC (Educational Programming, Assessment and Consultation) Unit. EPAC provides educational consultation to direct service providers (including the CASA program) to promote educational stability for foster children.


Volunteer Resources

CASA Volunteer Report Software

CPRS is a report software used to document each court appointed case. Volunteers are required to update reports and travel each month. 

National CASA Headquarters

Learn more about the National CASA Organization by clicking the button below. 

Georgia Headquarters

Headquarters to over a 150 CASA affiliates in Georgia.

DFCS Precautionary Measures

Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, DFCS (Department of Family and Children Services) has developed a standard operation procedure to ensure the safety of volunteers, children and families during visitation periods. 

Extension

Extension of virtual case manager contacts due to the Covid-19 pandemic. 

COVID-19 Statewide Emergency Documentation


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