CASA of Southern Connecticut's Ambassadors, Miye Oni and Brandon Sherrod, are featured for their commitment to the CASA movement--and how men (as well as women) can get involved as volunteers for children, in the New Haven Register and Connecticut Post.

For Domestic Violence Awareness and Substance Abuse Prevention month, Josiah Brown of CASA of Southern Connecticut discusses the CASA movement and year-round need for volunteers--in the New Haven Register and Connecticut Post.

For Domestic Violence Awareness and Substance Abuse Prevention month, Josiah Brown of CASA of Southern Connecticut discusses the CASA movement and year-round need for volunteers--in the Connecticut Mirror.

One of CASA of Southern Connecticut's first volunteer advocates, Dwayne Jackson, joins program Ambassadors Miye Oni and Brandon Sherrod for this conversation about the CASA movement for children--amid broader issues of justice, equity, and how to get involved.

Learn how CASA volunteers can help children in foster care find safe, permanent homes where they can thrive.

CASA of Southern Connecticut recently completed training its third cohort of volunteers.  This was the second group trained via the combined online and Zoom format pioneered during the pandemic. CASA of Northern Connecticut and CASA of Southwest Connecticut/Child Advocates, along with Yale Law School 3L student Bianca Herlitz-Ferguson (a CASA volunteer for five years in New York) collaborated.