🎃 CASA of the Sequatchie Valley Seeks Volunteers to Be Champions for Foster Children

As Halloween approaches, CASA of the Sequatchie Valley is using the season to remind the community that every child deserves more than seasonal magic-they deserve a steady, caring adult in their corner. The nonprofit child advocacy organization is actively recruiting volunteers to serve as Court Appointed Special Advocates for children in foster care across the valley.

💙 What CASA Volunteers Do

CASA volunteers serve as trained advocates who represent the best interests of children in the foster care system. According to the organization’s message, these advocates help ensure that children feel safe, supported, and like they truly belong-core values that extend far beyond any single holiday or moment. By becoming a CASA volunteer, community members can be “the reason a child feels seen and supported,” offering consistent presence and advocacy during some of the most vulnerable times in a young person’s life.

🤝 How to Get Involved

Residents interested in becoming a CASA volunteer can learn more about the opportunity and the application process by visiting the organization’s website. CASA of the Sequatchie Valley is based in Dunlap and serves children throughout the valley region who are navigating the foster care system.

For those looking to make a meaningful difference in a child’s life, this is an opportunity to provide the kind of consistent, caring advocacy that can shape a young person’s entire trajectory. ✨