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Volunteer Training
Interested in becoming a volunteer? Thank you for your interest in becoming a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA). Potential volunteer advocates must be interviewed, and pass a criminal background check prior to beginning advocate training. Information and training sessions are held at the Muskogee CASA office and other locations. To receive an application and information packet please call or email Volunteer Training After being interviewed and screened, potential volunteer advocates attend 30 hours of classroom training, topics include Dynamics of Child Abuse and Neglect, Advocate Responsibilities, Family Violence, Cultural Competence, Permanency Planning, Accessing Services, and Court Proceedings. All classes must be completed before potential volunteers can graduate and be sworn in as CASA Advocates. Training for Fall 2011
215 State Street, Bok-Severs Building—7th Floor September 12, Monday--5 PM to 9 PM Facilitated by Kathryn Eaton, Susie Massey Chapter 2--Introducing the Law, Child Protection & the Courts **Guest Speaker (5:30 to 6:30) Nikki Baker Dotson, Assistant District Attorney, Muskogee Chapter 3--Exploring Cultural Awareness September 15, Thursday—5 PM to 9 PM Facilitated by Susie September 22, Thursday--5 PM to 9 PM Facilitated by Susie **Volunteers must also complete 3 hours of courtroom observation** Muskogee County Wagoner County Cell Phone Numbers: Web site development and maintainance courtesy of the Oklahoma CASA Association |