The Power
Of One.
Sometimes it just takes ONE consistent adult to change their story. When a child enters the juvenile court system, a trained CASA volunteer becomes dedicated to ensuring they reach a safe, permanent home.
One Advocate. One Child. The Power of One Starts With You.
Building Stronger
Futures Together.
We’re a local nonprofit powered by trained volunteers who ensure that kids in the juvenile court system have their voices heard.
CASAs get to know their story, speaking up for their needs in court & standing by them throughout the case.
98% of Children Served Remain Safe After Case Closure.
Children with CASA are far less likely to re-enter the system. 98% of children served remain safe six months after case closure. That’s the impact of your advocacy work and donation.
Our Mission
Advocate for the best interests
of abused and neglected children.
Our Vision
Every child deserves a safe,
permanent home.
What We DoSPECIAL ADVOCATES
When a child enters the Williamson County juvenile court system, a trained CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate) volunteer becomes their dedicated advocate – getting to know their story, speaking up for their needs in court & standing by them throughout their case.
A CASA is, essentially, a trusted friend and responsible advocate working to ensure every child reaches a safe, permanent home.
One Advocate. One Child. The Power of One Starts With You.
Our Impact
100%
In Williamson County, CASA accepts every case assigned by the court. And judges trust our work – they consistently implement our advocates’ recommendations, trusting their extensive training & investment in understanding what that child needs.
98%
of children remain safe 6 months after case closure, when they have a CASA advocating for them. That’s the power of one dedicated advocate – and one community that stands behind them.
$41.7M
By helping children exit foster care faster and stay out, CASA volunteers across the state saved Tennessee taxpayers over $41.7 million in 2025 alone. 98% of children served by CASA remain safe six months after their case closes.
Ways to Get InvolvedImpactful Stories
Anna was diagnosed with a rare condition that requires specialized medical care and advocacy. When her parents lacked the resources and support needed to care for her and her siblings, Anna entered state custody at age 4. She was assigned an advocate volunteer from Williamson County CASA.
Anna needed complex medical care and coordination between multiple providers and state agencies. Her CASA advocate stepped in to ensure Anna received the specialized treatment she needed, becoming a consistent presence through multiple appointments and decisions.
Anna is 11 years old now. She has the medical support she needs and a stable home. Her life looks very different because someone showed up for her consistently.
Ways to Get InvolvedSUPPORT OUR MISSION
Even a small monthly gift helps us ensure that every child has someone by their side in court, at school, and in life.
Recurring donations create stability for our program and for the children we serve.
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