CASA of Tarrant County's  mission is to speak up for abused and neglected children by training court-appointed volunteers to make recommendations for safe, permanent homes where these children can thrive. 

CASA of Tarrant County recruits, trains, and supervises local citizens with the necessary skills to be effective voices for children in court. These volunteers are trained and supervised to gather information that helps judges decide the best possible outcome for abused children in foster care. The ultimate goal is to help ensure that children in foster care can find safe, loving, permanent homes where they can thrive. Some children will be united with their parents or relatives, while others make a forever home with adoptive parents. 

A CASA volunteer is a constant during a frightening, uncertain time. Few volunteer roles have such a critical and immediate impact on the life of a child as that of a CASA volunteer.