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Court Appointed Special Advocate® (CASA) volunteers are community members, just like you, who stand up and speak out to help abused and neglected children. The Kentucky CASA Network is committed to providing resources, technical assistance, and advocacy for the 18 local CASA programs across Kentucky. The CASA programs in Kentucky are part of a larger national network. The National CASA/GAL Association for Children is a national organization advocating for abused and neglected children in the court system and in foster care. There are more than 900 local CASA programs across the country receiving technical assistance and training from National CASA/GAL.

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KCN hosted Rooted in Advocacy: 2026 CASA Volunteers Symposium on November 5 at the Gheens Foundation Lodge in Louisville. The Symposium featured a court simulation and interactive panel to learn about the roles of each professional and advocate in child abuse and neglect cases; sessions covering DCBS processes, kinship care, and positive childhood experiences; and time for peer-to-peer networking. Each local CASA program selected one volunteer as a Grounded in Learning Award recipient for going above and beyond in the name of furthering their education and understanding what it means to be a Court Appointed Special Advocate. Those 18 awards were presented to close out the Symposium.

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You're helping us make an impact for children.

The Kentucky CASA Network is working toward having all 120 of Kentucky's counties covered with a CASA program so that children throughout the Commonwealth can have access to a CASA volunteer. We're striving to continue spreading awareness and building the capacity of local CASA programs to make this happen.

Our Impact This Year

  • Counties Served

    105

  • Children Served

    3,387

  • CASA Volunteers

    1,395

  • New Volunteers Trained

    312

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