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A CASA (Court-appointed Special Advocate) makes
recommendations to the court about what is in the best interest of the child.
- A CASA carries out an unbiased
examination of the situation, including relevant history, environment,
relationships, and needs of the child.
- A CASA identifies resources and
services for the child and facilitates a working relationship between all
parties in the case.
- A CASA speaks up for the child by
making recommendations regarding the child's best interest in a written
court report.
- A CASA tracks whether the orders of
the court and plans of the Department of Children's Services are carried
out.