05/29/2026
Every child deserves to feel safe, heard, valued, and supported—and CASA advocates help make that possible.
Children who have experienced abuse or neglect often face overwhelming uncertainty and difficult situations no child should have to navigate alone. CASA advocates step in to be a consistent voice and trusted adult focused entirely on the child’s best interests.
Right now, there are children in our community who still need someone in their corner.
That is why Lincoln County CASA is continuing to recruit and train compassionate adults who are willing to stand up for local children and help change the course of their lives.
📣 Our next advocate training class begins June 11.
You do not need special experience or a legal background to become a CASA advocate. We provide all the training and support you need—you simply need a heart for helping children and the willingness to show up for them.
Advocates truly make a lasting impact by:
💙 Building trust and connection with children
💙 Speaking up for their needs in court
💙 Helping ensure children receive services and support
💙 Being one consistent person during a very difficult time
Please consider sharing this post with anyone who may be interested in becoming a CASA advocate or learning more about the program.
Together, we can continue changing children’s stories and building hope for local families ❤️
For more information:
☎ Lincoln County CASA Office: (308) 520-0577
☎ Janet Vath, Executive Director: (308) 386-8393
