We serve the children in your community.
At CASA, we believe every child deserves a safe and loving home, but right now, hundreds of children in Tarrant County are navigating the foster care system alone. CASA of Tarrant County amplifies these children’s voices—right here, in your neighborhood, in your schools, and in your community.
Tarrant County is unique.
Our community is one of the largest and most diverse in Texas, and so are the needs of the children we serve. From Fort Worth to Arlington, Mansfield to Keller, every child’s story is different. Some have experienced severe neglect, others have endured abuse, and many are separated from everything they’ve ever known. They need stability. They need hope. They need someone to advocate for their best interests.
A CASA volunteer changes everything.
CASA volunteers are everyday people—neighbors, friends, and colleagues—who step up to ensure a child’s voice is heard in court and beyond. Our advocates work tirelessly to help judges make informed decisions, to connect children with resources, and to support them on their journey to a safe, permanent home.
The need is great.
Last year, 4,719 children were confirmed child abuse victims in Tarrant County (4th highest in the state). CASA was able to serve 820 of them, but many still wait for an advocate. These are not just statistics; these are children in our own community who need someone to stand up for them.
Join us.
These aren’t just numbers—they’re children right here in our community who need someone to stand up and ensure a child’s voice is heard.