• Volunteer as a Light of Hope Luncheon Table Captain
  • Donate to abused and neglected children in Boulder County
  • Growing Your Child Program
  • Volunteer as a Court Appointed Special Advocate CASA

 

 

 

Happening Now in Boulder County

As of May,15 2012 - CASA volunteers are advocating for 96 children (48 males and 48 females) in Boulder County.
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Nominate VFC CASA to Win $1000

We need your help to win $1000.00 for Voices For Children CASA! Each month Precision Plumbing is donating $1000 to a local nonprofit. We are asking for your vote during the month of May.

Vote online at Precision Plumbing. It is easy - enter Voices For Children CASA in the organization to nominate and www.vfccasa.org for the website

Need a few reason to nominate VFC CASA?

  • Children with a CASA volunteer are substantially less likely to spend time in long-term foster care,
  • Each year CASA volunteers provide services to more than 150 children in Boulder County.
  • During the past 25 years VFC CASA has advocated for more than 2,000 Boulder County abused and neglected children.


Newsletters

Spring 2012 Quarterly Newsletter
April VFC CASA eNewsletter

Melissa: a former CASA Child's Story

Our suffering began well before we were born.

My younger siblings and I were all exposed to prenatal drug and alcohol use at birth, and each of us suffered the long-term effects. My sister and I were born with severe cleft palates leading to speech disabilities; my younger sister was born without arches on her feet and was in need of leg braces; and my younger brother was born with a severe case of fetal alcohol syndrome.

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Cheryl Reed: A CASA Volunteers Story

When I first met John he was 12 years old and had just entered foster care. He and his four siblings had been homeless. He and his twin took turns taking care of the two youngest so that each could go to school every other day.

While in state care, John was moved 15 times in two years. A child used to no rules was forced into strange houses, three hospitals, emergency care facilities and residential treatment centers in five different cities.

John watched as his siblings found permanent homes:

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