Henrico CASA seeks new volunteers
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"For these children, a backpack filled with school supplies simply isn't enough. They need someone in their corner, someone who will listen, understand, and fight for their best interests," said Henrico CASA Executive Director Jeannine Panzera.
CASAs work with social workers and educators to ensure children's needs are met, often going to court hearings on behalf of their clients.
"A CASA is more than just an advocate; they are a lifeline for a child in crisis," Panzera said. "They provide stability, guidance, and unwavering support during some of the most challenging times in a child's life."
Those potentially interested in volunteering should register for an upcoming information session: Aug. 7 at noon or Aug. 12 at 7 p.m.
