Empowering Change, One Child at a Time Make a Difference for Children Month: Empowering Change, One Child at a Time

July is National Make a Difference for Children Month, a special month dedicated to creating a positive impact in the lives of children across the nation. National Make a Difference for Children Month encourages individuals, families, and communities to come together and uplift the youngest members of our society. It’s an opportunity to make a lasting difference by offering support, love, and resources to children who need it most. In this blog post, we’ll explore some powerful suggestions on how you can make a difference for a child during this significant month.

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Time Management Tips for CASA Volunteers

The role of a CASA volunteer is both vital and deeply impactful. Balancing advocacy for a child’s best interests with the demands of personal and professional life requires strong time management. Effective time management allows advocates to stay organized, meet deadlines, and ensure that each child being served receives the attention and support they deserve. By prioritizing tasks, setting clear goals, and managing schedules wisely, advocates can fulfill responsibilities with confidence and consistency—maximizing your impact while avoiding burnout.

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Remember to keep your CASA Volunteer file up-to-date with your current auto insurance card, driver's license, and contact information. And remember to visit your CASA child face-to-face at least once a month.

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Brave children tell their stories. Courageous adults help these children through their trauma and assist them in finding a safe future. Buttons of Bravery represent the journey of one child for a year under the care of Child Advocacy Services.

In 2024, Child Advocacy Services CASA Program served 456 children with 177 volunteers dedicating over 6,251 hours. The CAC Program provided 776 forensic interviews and counseling sessions to children and families.

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