Prospective Volunteer Checklist

The following steps are required to become a CASA volunteer in Clark County:

1. Provide basic contact information to the CASA program – Contact Information Form
2. RSVP for orientation (Offered virtually/remotely after applicant submits contact information)
3. Complete the online Volunteer Application –  Application Link
4. Complete the Supplemental Information and Background Forms. These forms must be submitted to the CASA office by fax, email or in person. Supplemental Information and Background Form Link
5. Confirm fingerprinting appointment.  (CASA program staff will contact the applicant to set an appointment)
6. Complete fingerprinting (There is no cost to the applicant for fingerprinting)
7. Complete an Interview. (Offered virtually and in person) (45-60 minutes)
8. If you intend to transport children in your role as a CASA volunteer, you will also need:  3-year DMV driving record (www.dmv.nv.gov)* and your Insurance Declaration Page, reflecting the required limits of $100,000/$300,000.
9. Participate in training. The training schedule is conducted in five consecutive weeks/sessions. Each session contains approximately 3 hours of self-guided work that participants complete online and a 3-hour class (in person) where participants attend as a group. Training is currently being offered in person at the Clark County Government Center.
10. Take CASA Oath of Office and get sworn in by a judge. (Currently offered in person, but may be offered virtually)
11. Accept a case
12. Pick up CASA badge
13. Advocacy begins!