Youth and Student VolunteeringVerified
Last checked: 2026-09-01

Arkansas CASA

Little Rock, Arkansas

Statewide court-supported network routing prospective volunteers to trained local advocacy for children involved in dependency-neglect cases.

Arkansas CASA supports local Court Appointed Special Advocate programs that recruit and train qualified volunteers to advocate for children who have experienced abuse or neglect. A CASA volunteer gets to know the child and speaks with parents, relatives, foster parents, teachers, medical professionals, attorneys, social workers, and others, then helps inform the court about the child's needs and a safe permanent home. The statewide page provides an inquiry form and local-program directory but does not publish one universal eligibility checklist, so applicants must complete the requirements assigned by the receiving program.
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Volunteer Planning Details

These details are summarized from the public source page and the verified listing fields. Confirm final rules directly with Arkansas CASA.

Service Area
Little Rock, Arkansas
Published Roles
1 role
Good Fit Signals
StudentsCourt-hour questions

Common Requirements Mentioned

  • Submit the statewide Volunteer Inquiry Form or contact a listed local CASA program
  • Wait for the local program to explain eligibility, application, time commitment, and case availability
  • Complete all interviews, screening, references, training, confidentiality, and court requirements assigned
  • Accept a case only through the approved local program and court process
  • Maintain confidentiality and follow staff, attorney, and court guidance throughout the appointment

Volunteer Roles & Application Paths

CASA Volunteer Advocate Inquiry

Request placement with a local CASA program to learn about becoming a trained, staff-supported advocate for a child in a dependency-neglect case.

Schedule:

Case- and program-based after local selection and training; no assignment exists until the local program and court confirm it.

Key Requirements:
  • Submit the statewide Volunteer Inquiry Form or contact a listed local CASA program
  • Wait for the local program to explain eligibility, application, time commitment, and case availability
  • Complete all interviews, screening, references, training, confidentiality, and court requirements assigned
  • Accept a case only through the approved local program and court process
  • Maintain confidentiality and follow staff, attorney, and court guidance throughout the appointment