Each in-training Advocate will need to attend all of the classes for the session.  Applicants are required to complete 30 hours of initial training and 3 hours of CPS court observations.  Upon completion of the training requirements and thorough background checks, volunteers will be sworn in by Bell County Centex Child Protection Court Judges or Child Protection Court of the Hill Country Judge as a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) and begin their journey of changing a child’s story.

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NEXT ADVOCATE TRAINING

Become a CASA Advocate – Next Training Starts March 26th!

We’re excited to announce our next CASA Advocate Training! This training is your first step toward becoming a Court Appointed Special Advocate, providing a consistent, caring voice for children in foster care.

Training Details:

• Orientation: Thursday, March 26th
• Training Classes: Four weeks, Tuesdays & Thursdays
• Time: 5:30 PM – 8:30 PM

During the training, you’ll learn about the foster care system, child advocacy, and trauma-informed practices. Our experienced staff and advocates will guide you through every step, preparing you to support children who have experienced abuse or neglect.

CASA advocates make a real difference—ensuring children have a safe, stable, and supportive environment while navigating the court system.

Ready to make an impact? Sign up today and join a passionate community of advocates!