Giving abused and neglected
children a voice in court.

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Giving abused and neglected
children a voice in court.

Red heart with parents and childBlue heart with hands holding a smaller heart

Donate

Volunteer

Judge's Cup Classic

Light of Hope

Giving abused and neglected
children a voice in court.

Red heart with parents and childBlue heart with hands holding a smaller heart

Donate

Volunteer

Judge's Cup Classic

Light of Hope

560

Children in Foster Care

202

Children Being Served

92

Volunteer Advocates

358

Children Need an Advocate

OUR MISSION

The Mission of Pulaski County CASA is to provide trained, qualified, court appointed volunteers to give abused and neglected children a voice in court and advocate for their best interests.

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DONATE

Pulaski County Friends of CASA, Inc. fundraises to support the mission of Pulaski County CASA. With your gift, you are giving abused and neglected children a voice as we walk with them on their journey towards safe and permanent homes.

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VOLUNTEER

Volunteer advocates are trained at our Advocate Academy located at 3001 W. Roosevelt Rd in Little Rock. Our offices are located on the first floor of the Juvenile Justice Complex in the Pulaski County District Court building.

Our Goal: A CASA Advocate for every child in foster care.

CASA is a volunteer-driven child welfare agency that recruits, trains, and supports community volunteers to serve as advocates for children who have experienced abuse or neglect.

BECOME A VOLUNTEER

  • Growing up, my father would always say, ā€œA man should be the priest, prophet, provider, and protector of his home.ā€ As I’ve gotten older and watched my own family grow, I’ve come to understand just how powerful those words really were. My dad wasn’t perfect,......

  • There are moments in life that forever change the way we see what truly matters. I remember one rainy Sunday when my father told my mother he wasn’t feeling well. None of us realized he was having a heart attack. He was only in his......

  • May is a month that asks us to do two powerful things at once: celebrate and reflect. It’s Mental Health Awareness Month, and it’s also a time when we honor mothers, women who often carry the emotional weight of families, communities, and generations, sometimes silently.......