Voices for CASA Children

Voices for CASA Children This is accomplished by recruiting Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA volunteers). It is also a qualifying Arizona Foster Care Tax Credit organization.
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VOICES champions positive outcomes for youth living in foster care by supporting Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) volunteers and increasing awareness of the importance of child advocacy. Voices for CASA Children is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit with a mission to bring a voice to every child in Arizona's foster care system who has experienced abuse or neglect. Learn about becoming a CASA volunteer a

nd advocate for youth in foster care by attending an upcoming Information Session. Voices for CASA Children is an affiliate of CASA of Maricopa County and the National CASA Organization. Use certified QFCO Code 10010 when donating to Voices for CASA Children to receive a dollar-for-dollar return on your state taxes and help youth in foster care. Thank you for your support.

150 seconds. That’s all it takes for another child to enter foster care. The question isn’t whether children need advoca...
08/23/2026

150 seconds. 

That’s all it takes for another child to enter foster care. 

The question isn’t whether children need advocates. 

The question is: 
Will there be enough people willing to become one? Your voice. Your time. Your commitment can change the course of a child’s life. 

Become a CASA volunteer today. 💙 

 

08/19/2026

Every child in foster care deserves one consistent adult who will listen, speak up and never stop believing in them.

CASA volunteers provide that unwavering support—and your generosity helps make their advocacy possible. Your gift to VOICES helps equip CASA volunteers with the resources they need to stand beside children through every challenge and every victory.

One donation can help make a lifelong difference. 💙

Give today through the link in our bio.

One caring adult can change the course of a child’s life.CASA volunteers are neighbors, parents, retirees, professionals...
08/17/2026

One caring adult can change the course of a child’s life.

CASA volunteers are neighbors, parents, retirees, professionals, veterans, teachers, and community members. They’re ordinary people doing something extraordinary.

You can be that person.

Learn how to become a CASA volunteer and help a child find hope, stability, and a brighter future.
 
💙  Link in bio. 

 

Every child deserves someone they’re excited to share good news with.For many children living in foster care or group ho...
08/13/2026

Every child deserves someone they’re excited to share good news with.

For many children living in foster care or group homes, a CASA volunteer becomes that trusted, consistent adult—the one they text after acing a test, scoring a goal, or reaching a milestone. 

Sometimes changing a child’s future starts with simply being there for the little moments. 

Become a CASA volunteer today. 💙 

 
 

Thanks to the support of our donors, VOICES for CASA Children sponsored CASA volunteers and Maricopa County CASA staff t...
08/10/2026

Thanks to the support of our donors, VOICES for CASA Children sponsored CASA volunteers and Maricopa County CASA staff to attend the 32nd Annual Child Abuse Prevention Conference, where advocates and professionals from across Arizona gathered to strengthen their knowledge and commitment to preventing child abuse and neglect.

With more than 70 workshops and inspiring keynote speakers, attendees explored best practices, emerging research, and practical strategies to better support children and families. 

The conference also challenged participants to think beyond their individual roles, inspiring them to work together to improve a child welfare system that too often falls short for children and families.

 

When a woman she had just met told Turquoise Skye Devereaux, “I can tell, because you eat like you went to boarding scho...
08/07/2026

When a woman she had just met told Turquoise Skye Devereaux, “I can tell, because you eat like you went to boarding school,” she heard how a history she never lived still shaped the way she moves through a day. 

Turquoise is Salish and Blackfeet, a social worker by training, and the founder of Indigenous Skye, where she has spent more than eight years helping schools, agencies, tribes, and child welfare systems create culturally safe spaces. 

She talks with host Micaela Tracy about what cultural safety actually means, the Indian Child Welfare Act in plain English, and the questions that help a child feel known instead of tested. 

Most of the adults in the orbit of a Native child are not Indigenous, and her message is for every one of them: you only know what you know, being present matters more than being perfect, and for a child, culture and identity are not extra. They are part of safety itself.

Click the link in bio to listen.

Watch a child laugh long enough and you remember something important: Joy isn’t a luxury. It’s part of a healthy, normal...
08/05/2026

Watch a child laugh long enough and you remember something important: Joy isn’t a luxury. It’s part of a healthy, normal childhood.
 
Every child deserves opportunities to play, explore, imagine, and simply be a kid. 

Because childhood isn’t just preparation for life. It is life. 

Donate or volunteer today! 

 

We’re excited to welcome Tiffany Mraz as our new Media Relations Coordinator! An Emmy-winning storyteller and award-winn...
08/02/2026

We’re excited to welcome Tiffany Mraz as our new Media Relations Coordinator! An Emmy-winning storyteller and award-winning news producer, Tiffany brings decades of experience to helping share the stories of CASA volunteers and the children they serve. Welcome, Tiffany! 

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A toddler needs someone to help them find their footing. A teenager needs someone to remind them they have it.The needs ...
07/30/2026

A toddler needs someone to help them find their footing. A teenager needs someone to remind them they have it.

The needs may change over the years, but every child deserves to know they’re not navigating life alone.

That’s why every age needs an advocate.

Darlene stopped by to pick up a new backpack for the youth she advocates for, and it always brightens our day when we ge...
07/27/2026

Darlene stopped by to pick up a new backpack for the youth she advocates for, and it always brightens our day when we get to see our incredible CASA volunteers in person! 💙

Whether it’s a backpack filled with school supplies or other resources to support a child, we’re proud to help our volunteers have what they need to show up for the youth they serve. 

Thank you, Darlene, for making a difference—one child at a time. 🎒✨

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4300 N. Miller Road, Suite 116
Scottsdale, AZ
85251

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 4pm

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+14806854888

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