Welcome!
We’re so happy you found us. Our site is designed to give you some basic information about CASA for Kids, Inc. and our mission to provide Court Appointed Special Advocates for abused/neglected children in Sullivan and Hawkins County. You can learn how CASA works and how you can become a CASA Volunteer, find out about upcoming events/fundraisers, discover who is involved with CASA for Kids and how you can support making a real difference for “the least of these” in our community.
You may reach us at 423-247-1161.
Mission
CASA For Kids, Inc.'s mission is to advocate for the best interest of the neglected / abused children appointed to us through the Juvenile Courts in Sullivan and Hawkins Counties. We will accomplish this by recruiting, training, and supervising dedicated community volunteers. These volunteers will be able to research and to relay accurate information to the court and monitor the child's situation. This will help the court to facilitate placement of these children in safe, healthy, permanent homes in an expedient manner.
Latest News
Jimmy Wayne to preform for CASA for Kids, Inc.
Jimmy Wayne will preform Friday, April 26, 2013 at the Eastman Employee center in Kingsport, TN. Wayne will be speaking about his childhood, volunteering with CASA, and the role CASA plays in a child's life; he also will preforming some of his country music hits for the audience. For further information, please call 423-247-1161 ext. 13.
Seventh Annual CASA Road Race-Hawkins Co.
Join us for the Seventh Annual CASA Road Race on Saturday, June 22, 201. This 8K Run begins at 8:00 a.m. and the Mile Run/Walk begins at 9:15 a.m. Races will take place at Crockett Spring Park, 200 Crockett Street, Rogersville, Tennessee 37857. The CASA Road Race is a part of the Skelton Law Racing Series. Please contact Mark Skelton for more information.
Sign up to be a Road Race Sponsor here.
Become a FRIEND OF CASA
Become a FRIEND of CASA and support the work CASA does. Click to read FRIENDS of CASA annual letter, outcomes achieved and all the people involved in CASA’s work to help expedite justice for dependent/neglected children.
