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CASA of Monterey County
Imagine making a difference in the life of an abused child.
An important element to the success of working with a child as a CASA volunteer is the knowledge of what resources are available locally. Community programs, educational offerings, and activities can enhance the experience for the volunteer and the child. Advocates can be instrumental in connecting a child with a program that encourages a talent, interest, or ability, or with a program that addresses a specific need.
Equally important, CASA of Monterey County supports our advocates through education and enrichment opportunities; making them better advocates for the children. This page details out some of the options and resources available to both the child and the advocate.
We are always adding to this page and welcome suggestions or new information. To submit a new activity, resource, or learning opportunity, please contact our Training Coordinator. Follow the links listed below for specific activities, both in-house and community based educational forums, or services/service providers:
Web Resource Directory: Relevant on-line resources, supportive organizations, or PDF files for reference:
The US Department of Health and Human Services released the latest National statistics on child abuse and neglect. The full report, "Child Maltreatment 2003," is available by clicking here.
The Community Resource Packet for child abuse prevention is available by clicking here.
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