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The document is a CASA Volunteer Timesheet that volunteers must submit to their Team Leader by the 5th of each month. It includes sections for recording the volunteer's name, the child they are working with, and details about casework activities such as phone calls, visits, and report writing. The timesheet also provides a mileage estimation guide and helpful codes for various roles involved in the case. Volunteers are required to sign the form, and there is a section for case supervisors to calculate total hours.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the CASA VOLUNTEER TIMESHEET in our platform's editor.
Begin by entering your name as the CASA Volunteer at the top of the form, followed by the month and year for which you are reporting.
Fill in the name of the child you are working with, along with your Team Leader's name.
In the CASEWORK section, document all activities related to your case. Include details such as phone calls, visits, interviews, report writing, and court hearings. Be sure to note any travel time.
Record your hours worked and mileage in the designated fields. Use the provided minute-to-hour conversion chart to accurately estimate your time.
Utilize the helpful codes listed on the form for clarity when documenting casework activities.
Sign and date the timesheet at the bottom before submitting it to your Team Leader by the 5th of each month.

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What is a CASA volunteer?

Court-appointed special advocate (CASA) and guardian ad litem (GAL) volunteers advocate for the best-interests of children who have experienced abuse or neglect.

Do CASA volunteers make money?

How much does Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) in the United States pay? The average Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) salary ranges from approximately $51,914 per year for Volunteer Coordinator to $64,626 per year for Youth Coordinator.

What is a gal volunteer?

A Guardian ad Litem (GAL) is a community volunteer who helps school-aged children in foster care succeed. GALs are appointed by a judge and receive extensive training to advocate for the childs best interest in court.

Do CASA volunteers get drug tested?

WHAT ARE MY NEXT STEPS IN BECOMING A CASA? You will be contact by a CASA representative to schedule an interview. You will complete a background screening and drug test.

What is the difference between a gal and a casa volunteer?

GALs are not volunteers, although most GALs work for drastically reduced rates and work far more hours on a case than are billed. On the other hand, a Court Appointed Special Advocate or CASA is a trained volunteer who serves as an advocate for children in abuse or neglect cases.

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What does a CASA volunteer coordinator do?

Responsible for: assigning cases, developing case plans with volunteers, updating files, and updating case information in computer. Maintains frequent contact, including monthly meetings, with each assigned volunteer and keeps a tracking system of all contacts. Coordinates and facilitates volunteer meetings.

Is casa the same as guardian ad litem?

Role of Guardian Ad Litem (GAL)/Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) A. A GAL or CASA is assigned to represent the interests of a child who is the subject of a Dependent/Neglected/Abused Petition. A GAL is an attorney who usually is experienced in juvenile law.

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