At CASA of Adams & Broomfield Counties, our vision is a community that values and strengthens children and families from all backgrounds and life experiences, providing opportunities to thrive and build successful lives.
Our work relies on caring, committed individuals from the community who want to make a positive and life-changing impact advocating for children and youth. Our volunteers will work closely with the child(ren) they are assigned to ensure their voice is heard. Through their advocacy and support, they will make a measurable impact on the trajectory of their life.
We believe that every child deserves a safe and supportive environment to thrive. By making a donation to CASA, you are not just contributing to a cause—you are changing lives. Each dollar you give helps build a stronger, more resilient community.
Additionally, your donation will go even further through the dollar-for-dollar match provided by the Lembke Family, up to $150,000.
Programs
Dependency & Neglect - CASA Dependency & Neglect Volunteers advocate for children and youth who have experienced abuse and neglect. They ensure the child’s physical, mental, educational, and emotional needs are being met and that they have the opportunity to thrive in a safe and permanent home.
Truancy - CASA Truancy Volunteers advocate for the educational interests of a child or youth. They work to identify barriers to school attendance, access community resources, and improve the student’s attendance and academic success.
Family Engagement Pilot Program - Family Engagement Advocates work with students at-risk of decreased academic engagement and success due to chronic absenteeism. Advocates visit regularly with students to learn what barriers to attendance exist, and then problem-solve with families to overcome them.
Testimonials
"Being a CASA has made me feel like a better person. I can count the number of lives I have personally impacted and visibly see the difference that it has made. This program gives me a chance to give back to my community, my home."
-Kevin Houck, CASA Volunteer