CASA Advocate rises to the challenge to help children
- CASA of the River Region
- Jan 29
- 1 min read
Since 2018, Kevin Evans has been advocating for the best interests of children as a CASA, or Court Appointed Special Advocate. "I became a CASA because I saw this as an opportunity to help children in a difficult situation, at no fault of their own," shared Evans. His favorite parts of being a CASA include providing continuity, developing relationships, and giving children hope for the future.
Dawn Mudd, the Advocacy Supervisor on staff at CASA of the River Region who oversees Evans, and several other volunteers describes him as a wonderful and dedicated advocate. "Kevin works hard to make life better for children and does not shy away from difficult cases, that is for sure," said Mudd.
Evans reflects on his experience as a CASA and sees the successes and challenges. "To date, every case I’ve worked on has ended in re-unification, which is encouraging." He has also encountered some frustration in dealing with the family court system and even admitted that, at times, he has wanted to quit. "If I can't hang in there and navigate the system, what chance does a child have? I remain active and engaged in my cases because that helps my kids and encourages my fellow CASAs. We just need to try to help one child at a time."
CASA of the River Region is grateful for Kevin Evans and our other amazing volunteers who devote their time, energy, and hearts to serving children. Their efforts make a difference!
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