CASA of Parker County
Serving the abused and neglected children of Parker County.

Things turn out differently when you volunteer
CASA of Parker County works to recruit, train and support citizen volunteers who serve as Court
Appointed Special Advocates, or CASA Volunteers. CASA's are ordinary men and women from all walks of life who volunteer to advocate, in court, for children who have been abused and neglected, and have been removed from their homes by DFPS and are under the protection of our courts.
Our purpose is to help ensure each child we serve gets a safe, loving and permanent home, be it back with their family, placed with a relative or with a permanent foster/adoptive family as quickly as possible. CASA of Parker County is an independent non-profit organization, funded largely by private contributions and foundation grants along with some state and county funding.
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2010 Summer Training Schedule
 

Volunteer Application Process
We would love to have you volunteer; please follow the steps below to start the process:

You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader if you don't already have it to view and print the files

Friends of Casa Volunteer Help Sheet
Volunteer Qualifications
1. Download, print and fill out the Volunteer Application packet to include 4 references.

2. Download, print and fill out the Central Registry and Criminal Background Form and have it notarized. Click here for notary services in Weatherford.
3. Send forms to:

Casa of Parker County
Attention - Program Director
200 Palo Pinto
Weatherford, TX 76086

If you have questions or would like additional information please contact Barbara Tucker, our Program Director via phone at 817-599-6224 or by email at barbaratucker@casaofparkercounty.com
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