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September 2026 Swear-In

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Oct 1

Written By Kaitlin Aguilar

Congratulations to our newest class of CASA Volunteer Advocates!

Kaitlin Aguilar

Board Spotlight: Dr. Diane Arnaout

101 Summit Ave, Suite 505
Fort Worth, TX 76102

(817) 877-5891

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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness of domestic violence and connect individuals and families with resources that can help. The Texas Health and Human Services Family Violence Program provides free, confidential se

What can 5–10 hours a month mean to a child in foster care?

A familiar face. A trusted voice. Someone who shows up, listens, and makes sure their needs don’t get lost in the system.

As a CASA volunteer, you’ll advocate for a child

For Dr. Diane Arnaout, supporting children is both a profession and a passion.

As a pediatrician with Cook Children’s Pediatrics and a member of CASA of Tarrant County’s Board of Directors, Dr. Arnaout has dedicated her career to caring

Every child deserves to feel safe, seen, and supported — but not every child has that. When you support CASA of Tarrant County, you’re standing up for children and families who need a voice. Your gift helps provide the advocacy, resources

“I’m where I’m supposed to be—all because someone believed in me.”
—Mary Joy, former foster youth

One consistent, caring adult can make a lasting difference in a child’s life.

As a CASA volunteer, you can b

The work of advocating for children and families involved in the child welfare system is powerful and deeply personal. Whether you are a volunteer, staff member, community partner, advocate, or in the child welfare system yourself, taking time for re

💜 September is Suicide Prevention Month.

This month, we join our community in raising awareness about suicide prevention, encouraging meaningful conversations and reminding everyone that help is available. Sometimes, simply checking in, listening w

💙 Young people can make a difference in our community, too!

We’re so grateful to McKenzie Jones, a senior at All Saints Episcopal School, for taking the initiative to organize a toy drive and information session benefiting CASA of Tarrant Cou

📣 We’re looking for more neighbors to join us!

Join CASA of Tarrant County, Ridglea Christian Church, and the Fort Worth Police Department TOMORROW for an evening centered on community, connection, and making a difference.

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