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Download the Family Resource Directory 2018 – 2019 here.

Use the link below to log in to Optima to enter case information and see the latest updates on your case!

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Use the link below to log in to your volunteer email.

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National Children’s Advocacy Center Online Training Catalog – A comprehensive collection of video training on all aspects of child abuse. Provides a certificate of completion when you complete each course. It’s a great way to get your training hours!

Recommended CASA Booklist

Volunteer Self-Care – Understanding Secondary Trauma

PARENTING AND BEHAVIORAL INFORMATION

The Parenting Center – Provides family members and professionals with the tools, resources, and services to build successful families

Trust-Based Relational Intervention Information

“Intro to Trauma” for Guardians/Adult Caregivers of Teens

FOSTER YOUTH AND “AGING OUT”

Texas Foster Youth “Aging Out” Guide

Preparation for Adult Living (PAL) Program

Foster Club: Online Foster Care Information

Substance Abuse in Adolescents

Disclaimer:
Please Note:  CASA cannot endorse or recommend this particular treatment facility, as we do not have first-hand information about them.  If you need more information about treatment for addiction, we would recommend you seek help to find the right treatment center for you (or your loved one).

Teenage Substance Abuse

Co-Occurring Disorders


Transporting your casa kid?

CASA is happy to provide you with car seats to transport your CASA children safely. We have several available on a first come, first serve basis. We simply ask that you:

  1. Check them out appropriately. Your CASA Supervisor can help you with this simple process.
  2. Read the instruction manual for your vehicle to determine where to best install the car seat. Visit our Travel and Transport page to learn more.
  3. Read the car seat manual to ensure you can install it correctly.
  4. When in doubt, ASK! Our CASA staff will be thrilled to help you install the car seat.

Our Travel and Transport page provides the installation instructions and some helpful videos created by the car seat manufacturers. You could also visit csftl.org to learn more about safe car seat installation. Our children are precious gifts, and we thank you for taking the time to learn how to transport them safely. For more information about Car Seat laws in the state of Texas, click HERE.

Not sure which car seats your kids need to ride safely? Talk with your CASA Supervisor. We will make sure you have what you need.

In the event of an accident, use this form to gather the necessary information: Crash Report Form