CASA of Collin County stands on the frontline of services for children removed from their homes and placed into the child welfare system due to abuse or neglect. With a child’s best interests and protection at the forefront, CASA of Collin County is appointed by District Court Judges as the child’s guardian ad litem or volunteer advocate and remains with them throughout their time navigating the child welfare system.
CASA’s volunteer advocates form trusting relationships with the children assigned to them and interact with all individuals involved in their lives — including family members, foster parents, social workers, attorneys, therapists, teachers, and others.
Volunteer advocates are everyday heroes making extraordinary differences for children and families. Since 1991, CASA of Collin County has championed the safety and well-being of children, and in 2026, we proudly celebrate 35 years of advocacy, hope, and impact.
Studies have shown that children and youth who have a CASA by their side:
Are more likely to find a safe and permanent home.
Are more likely to succeed in school.
Have higher levels of hope.
Receive a higher number of services.
Are half as likely to re-enter the child welfare system.
CASA of Collin County trains and supports volunteers to serve as court-appointed advocates who provide powerful best-interest advocacy and meaningful connections for children in the child welfare system who have experienced abuse, abandonment, or neglect.
Children in Collin County continue to enter the child welfare system every day, often scared, confused, and without a stable adult they can rely on. CASA steps in to ensure every child has a trained advocate who stands beside them, speaks up for their best interests, and helps guide them toward safety and stability. As one of the largest CASA programs in Texas, we proudly serve 100% of the children under the jurisdiction of the District Courts, but the need remains urgent and ongoing.
CASA of Collin County will continue to be essential as long as children are removed from their homes due to abuse or neglect. Our advocates provide consistency, compassion, and a voice during the most challenging moments of a child’s life.
Your support makes this possible. Every gift helps us recruit, train, and support volunteer advocates who fight for a brighter, safer future for children and youth in our community. Together, we can ensure every child has someone in their corner. Someone who believes in them and stands up for them. Thank you for helping change a child’s story.
CASA of Collin County is committed to understanding and honoring the diversity of the children and families we serve. It is by valuing and respecting the differences and varied strengths among us that we can best serve the children and, ultimately, our community.
Organization name
CASA of Collin County
Tax id (EIN)
75-2391961
Causes
Social Services
Operating Budget
$1,000,000 - $2,999,999
Counties Served
Collin
BIPOC Serving
Black or African American, Asian/Pacific Islander, Hispanic or Latinx, Native American, Other
Address
101 E. Davis St