Meet Christian Falcon. He swore into the program in July of 2022 and soon after took his first case involving a teenage boy. Christian has been married to Candie Falcon for 28 years. They have four children, one granddaughter, and four dogs. Christian also has two large saltwater fish tanks that he enjoys. He is an active member of the community. Christian volunteers at Cross Church by leading the usher team, men’s group and outreaches. He definitely has a servant’s heart. In his spare time, he also enjoys hunting and cooking. In his professional life, Christian is an account manager for PSI and provides for filtration in refineries and gas plants.

Christian joined CASA because his dad was a CASA in Assumption Parish. It is something that he has wanted to do for a while now. He was approached by a fellow CASA, Priscilla Callais, who informed him of an information session and he jumped in! When he was first assigned to his case, Christian struggled to connect. A breakthrough came after an incident when the child became angry and Christian voiced his disappointment to the child. The child realized that Christian cared enough about him to voice his concerns to him and started to trust his CASA more.

Christian is one of just six male volunteers here at CASA of Terrebonne. When asked what he would tell someone thinking of becoming a CASA he says, “Search your heart and pray about it. Know that it is a commitment and that there are sometimes more sad days than happy but you will be positively impacting a child’s life. You can make a difference”. Christian’s goal as a CASA is to be a male role model to older boys who may be missing that aspect in their lives.