New Mexico CASA Association advocating for children
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The New Mexico CASA Association is a nonprofit organization that develops and supports local programs throughout the state that provide volunteer advocacy in court for children who are abused and neglected.
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Volunteers with the program are empowered by the courts to provide children with advocacy. No specific education or experience is required to volunteer. Interested volunteers must be at least 21-years-old and be able to pass reference, child protective service, sex offender and criminal background checks to become a volunteer advocate. Volunteers have the chance to provide a positive impact on the lives of children. To learn more about the organization or becoming a volunteer, click here.
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