CASA of Navarro County

06/13/2026

CASA is hiring. We are looking for a full-time advocate supervisor to join us. We need someone who is good with people, has strong computer skills, and excellent organizational ability. Supervision experience along with case management or social work background is ideal. Must be able to pass stringent background checks and willing to drive throughout Texas to see our kiddos! Bilingual in Spanish & English is a plus. Email your questions or resume to [email protected].

06/11/2026

Everyday experiences like sleepovers, sports and birthday parties help children grow, connect, and have a sense of belonging.

Every child deserves the chance to simply enjoy being a kid.

Learn more in our Normalcy Matters Guide: bit.ly/NormalcyMatters

Donate to CASA of El Paso:
casaofelpaso.org/donate

05/14/2026

05/03/2026

Example Success URL: https://yourpageurl.com/success-page?on=123456&result=success&response=authorized&t=totalamount&refid=referenceid&trk=tracker

04/22/2026

Here in Navarro County, we have the very best ones! But the rest of the state has very good ones too!

It's National Volunteer Week! 🎉 We want to thank EVERY CASA volunteer for their service — you're helping thousands of children across Texas see that their life is not defined by, or confined to, the foster care system + that they are worthy of a life and a future beyond their case. 💙

If you know a CASA volunteer, please thank them this week. And if you know someone that you believe would make a great volunteer, submit a CASA volunteer nomination form today at bit.ly/3OEgCQe

04/18/2026

Blue Ribbon Sunday is coming soon. If you would like to participate, please call the Advocacy Center at 903-872-3772.

04/16/2026

According to DFPS data, 70% of children are placed outside of their home counties. 🤯 They’re moved away from their support networks — their homes, relatives, friends, and everything they know. But we don’t leave them on their own. CASA volunteers continue to show up — traveling over a MILLION miles annually to ensure children have a consistent advocate in their lives. 🚗

Learn more about how to keep children connected to their communities at becomeacasa.org

04/10/2026

Many of our partners gathered at the courthouse to Show Us Their Blue. Navarro County is blessed with wonderful leaders like Sheriff Tanner, District Attorney Will Thompson, and CPD Lt. Paul Jock, standing in for Chief Johnson. Team Leaders Lydia Bailey, ADA Andrew Wolf, Captain Kevin Scott, and Sgt. Kenny Dunnigan and Joshua Parsons, DFPS (not pictured) and the rest of the team from the Corsicana Police Department, Navarro County Sheriff’s Office, the District Attorney’s Office, DFPS, and Child Advocates. Join us as we work to end child abuse! Photo Credit: Guy Chapman, Navarro County Chronicle