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CASA of Val Verde County reports 14 active cases, 27 children served; requests continued support
Summary
CASA volunteer supervisor told the commissioners court the program currently serves 14 cases involving 27 children with 11 advocates, reported compliance with state reporting and said the organization is recruiting its next volunteer cohort.
Dr. Molta, volunteer supervisor for CASA of Val Verde County, updated the court on the nonprofit’s caseload and volunteer capacity. CASA is serving 14 active cases encompassing 27 children and has 11 advocates working those matters; when an advocate is not available the volunteer supervisor fills in to provide advocacy.
“ We are currently serving 14 cases that have come through Val Verde County for a total of 27 children,” Dr. Molta said. CASA reported it is compliant with its state chapter reporting and is recruiting a sixth cohort of volunteers that began Sept. 1. The supervisor thanked county officials for past support and noted advocates are contributing well above the minimum volunteer hours required by the state.
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