CASA of NH Launches Online Application

Skip the stamps and ditch the ballpoint pens. Applying to Court Appointed Special Advocates of New Hampshire just became a whole lot easier.

In an effort to increase its capacity to be able to serve 100 percent of the state’s abused and neglected children, CASA announces it has developed an volunteer application that can be submitted online.

The questions are the same, the avenue for submitting an application is all that has changed. Visit casanh.org/onlineapplication to apply to be a volunteer advocate now. Those who prefer to go the pen and paper, envelope, and stamp route, still can – the PDF version of the application can be downloaded from the same page.

For 25 years, CASA of NH has strived to protect every abused child’s right to live, learn and grow in the embrace of a loving family. CASA of NH is statewide nonprofit organization that recruits, trains and supervises volunteers to advocate on behalf of abused and neglected children in the family courts. Our volunteers are thoroughly screened and participate in a 40-hour training program to prepare them for the work they will do.

CASA of NH has six offices around the state including Manchester, Berlin, Colebrook, Dover, Keene and Plymouth. Trainings are ongoing in various parts of the state, with sessions schedule to begin late summer and this fall in the North Country, Hanover, Manchester, Plymouth and Dover. For a full schedule, visit casanh.org/schedule.

For more information about CASA of NH, visit casanh.org, call the Manchester office at 800-626-4600 or email speakup@casanh.org.

Submitted by Carolyn Dube, the director of Communications for CASA of NH.