Each year, April is recognized nationwide as Child Abuse Prevention Month. It’s an opportunity to shine a spotlight on the...
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.
Latest News
Shop for CASA Merchandise!
Wear your CASA pride on your sleeve, your chest, or you head! CASA of New Hampshire recently launched our online...
Dover Training Graduates 16 New Advocates
16 new advocates graduated from CASA’s required 40-hour training this week; 16 individuals from all different backgrounds came together to...
Nashua Training Graduates 8 New Advocates and 2 New Employees
Ten individuals recently graduated from CASA’s pre-service training in Nashua, including eight new advocates and two new program managers. After...
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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Our CASAs advocated for 507 new children from 329 new families last year. Make sure to share this post with your fr… https://t.co/UPioonIDSY
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We love our volunteers! In 2018, we trained 124 new CASAs for a total of 589 CASAs working tirelessly to protect th… https://t.co/Ru18xYG9By
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Tune in tonight at 8 for a special Town Hall event on @WMUR regarding homelessness in New Hampshire. This is a very… https://t.co/maBUCC8TdX
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This month is Child Abuse Prevention month, so for the next four weeks, we'll be sharing facts about the CASAs and… https://t.co/tkiHpHmEjK
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CASA volunteer advocate Doug Waitt tells the @LedgerTrans about his role as a CASA and the impact of such volunteer… https://t.co/UbRn1M6fNF