• Donate to abused and neglected children and Volunteer as a Court Appointed Special Advocate CASA
  • Growing Your Child Program
  • Lifelong Connection Program
  • Donate to abused and neglected children in Boulder County

 

 

 

Happening Now - VFC CASA Stats

As of January 26, 2012 - CASA volunteers are advocating for 96 children in Boulder County.
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Volunteer as a CASA

Applications are now being accepted for the 2012 CASA Volunteer training session. A CASA is a trained community volunteer who advocates for abused and neglected children in Boulder County. Learn more about this opportunity at What is a CASA?, Volunteer as a CASA and Training and Support


VFC CASA is Going GREEN!

Beginning this January Voices for Children CASA is posting the Quarterly Newsletter online. Hard copies of the newsletter will be sent only to those who submit a request to receive the newsletter by mail to info@vfccasa.org.

Funds saved will go towards advocating for and providing VFC CASA services to abused and neglected children in our community.

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Laura: a former CASA Child's Story

Long before my feet touched Iraqi soil - before I even joined the United States Marine Corps - I was a veteran of a long war for survival.

My first foe was my father, who was horribly abusive to my mother and me. When he finally left, a new enemy surprised me: my mother's demons. Read more...


Bouree Kim: A CASA Volunteers Story

Not every child's story is the same. During my training as a Court-Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) for abused and neglected children, I learned about the situations I might face: children exposed to methamphetamines, undiagnosed signs of dyslexia, and abnormal behavior exhibited by sexually abused children. But the training could only prepare me for so much. Spending time with two young siblings, Maggie and David*, taught me how to communicate and build a relationship with abused and neglected children. as sharing hugs and kind words. Read more...