Continuing Education Requirements for Court Appointed Special Advocates

What: 12 hours per year (from the date of assignment to a case).

Why: The purpose is to ensure that volunteers stay educated and informed on issues within the juvenile dependency system and specific areas of interest that relate to your individual case, or help to prepare you to work on a different type of case in the future.

Additionally, it is a requirement as specified by the Judicial Council.

Where: This requirement can be met through books, movies, television shows, and online training as well as attending CASA of Terrebonne sponsored training.

CLICK ON THE LINKS BELOW, REGISTER AND ATTEND THE TRAIN BELOW AND EARN CONTINUED EDUCATION CREDITS:

In-Service: Lunch and Learn

THE HAVEN

Thursday * June 23, 2022 * 12 Noon - 1 PM (1 Credit Hour)

Melissa M. Williams with The Haven will give a brief overview of The Haven services/programs and the populations that they serve. The training will also discuss the referral process and how they work with other service providers to assist the community. Active CASA volunteers can find the registration link "Continuing Education" online at www.casaofterrebonne.org.

REVIVE YOUR INNER CASA

Saturday* August 27, 2022 * 9:30 AM - 2 PM (4.5 Credit Hours)

Burnout is a state of emotional, mental, and often physical exhaustion brought on by prolonged or repeated stress. CASA of Terrebonne will be hosting an in-service to rejuvenate and refocus on our mission and build a stronger and healthier community of change for the children we serve. Join us for a day of self-care and getting to know your fellow CASA community members. Active CASA volunteers can find the registration link "Continuing Education" online at www.casaofterrebonne.org.