Advocating for NH Children

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Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of New Hampshire recruits, trains and supervises volunteers to serve as advocates for abused and neglected children in the New Hampshire court system.

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Every child deserves a safe place to call home and a loving family to raise them. Your gift today will help CASA of New Hampshire reach more of our state’s victimized children. Donate today and give an abused or neglected child a voice. Help us reach every child.

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CASA advocates are ordinary people with an extraordinary desire to help New Hampshire’s abused and neglected children grow up in safe, loving homes. Our volunteers advocate for a child’s best interest so she may grow up in a safe, permanent, loving home.

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The first step in becoming a CASA volunteer advocate is submitting your application. Advocates come from all walks of life and a variety of professional and educational backgrounds. Check our upcoming training schedule and click to apply online.

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Virtual Info Sessions

We have moved our information sessions to a virtual platform for those who may be interested in becoming a CASA. If you have questions for our staff or a current advocate, please join us at an upcoming virtual information session.

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25 Graduate in June From CASA’s New Virtual Training

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Best of New Hampshire Party Was A Success!

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CASA New Hampshire’s Response to Recent Events.

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Thank You — We Raised More Than $42K on NH Gives Day

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Our Volunteers

Why a Peer Coordinator Makes a Difference

As a new CASA, accepting your first case can be daunting. CASA volunteer advocate Laurel Appleton walks us through how...

A Powerful Voice for New Hampshire’s Vulnerable Children

It was 1993 when Fred Hurwitz became aware of national statistics surrounding child abuse and neglect. Knowing he had to...

Leo Sullivan Shines in Advocating for Teenage Youth

After a career in Child Neurology, Leo Sullivan left Boston and settled in to Intervale for his retirement. Encouraged by...

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