About Us
About CASA of Harford County
Advocating for children. Changing futures.
Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of Harford County recruits, trains, and supports dedicated community volunteers who advocate for children who have experienced abuse or neglect.
Who We Are
A consistent voice when it matters most
Appointed by the court, CASA volunteers work closely with children, families, schools, healthcare providers, and social services to ensure each child’s best interests remain at the center of every decision.
We are a local nonprofit program serving children in Harford County’s child welfare and juvenile court systems. Our advocates give children a consistent, caring voice—helping judges, masters, and case professionals make informed decisions about a child’s safety, wellbeing, and future.
Explore Our Story
Learn more about the people, partners, and purpose behind CASA of Harford County
- 01Mission & VisionWhy we exist and the future we are working toward.
- 02Our HistoryFrom the national CASA movement to Harford County.
- 03Our TeamThe staff who support volunteers and children every day.
- 04Our Board of DirectorsGovernance, leadership, and community stewardship.
- 05Our SupportersThe donors and partners who make our work possible.
- 06Our VolunteersStories and voices from the advocates beside our children.
- 07Our FinancialsTransparency and stewardship of community resources.
Every child in foster care deserves someone in their corner
There are many ways you can make an impact.
Whether you volunteer your time, make a donation, attend an event, or join our Seeds of Hope Monthly Membership, your involvement helps ensure children in foster care have the advocacy and support they deserve.
