Class overview

What to Expect

Classes are one day a week over six weeks
Classes offer a Hybrid set up: In person or online over zoom
Classes are set up through Google Classroom
Learn the role of a CASA and how you’ll advocate for a child’s best interests.
Understand the child welfare system—including foster care, court, and social services.
Build skills in communication and cultural sensitivity, so you can connect with children and families from all walks of life.
Practice real-life scenarios—like writing court reports and speaking to a judge.
Gain trauma-informed training to better support children who have experienced abuse or neglect.
Connect with staff and mentors who will support you every step of your journey.
No legal background required—just compassion, consistency, and the willingness to learn.

LaSalle County CASA is committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). We respect and value individuals from all backgrounds, ensuring fair and inclusive treatment for everyone. We are dedicated to fostering an environment where all members, staff, and volunteers can thrive and be their authentic selves, free from discrimination based on race, gender, age, sexual orientation, religious beliefs, abilities, disabilities, or any other characteristic.

Class overview

What to Expect

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