Court Advocates for Children in Foster Care From CASA of Berks County

CASA of Berks County trains screened community volunteers to advocate for abused and neglected children across Berks County, including Reading and surrounding communities. The organization's separate Youth in Transition page is no longer online, so the details of that program are not available on the site.

A CASA volunteer is a trained, court-appointed advocate who focuses on what is in a child's best interest. Volunteers meet with the child, talk with people involved in the child's life, and review relevant information to understand what is really going on. They share clear, child-focused recommendations with the court to support safe and timely decisions. CASA volunteers do not replace attorneys or caseworkers; they provide a consistent, independent perspective centered on the child. The work is rooted in the Berks County court system and community partnerships, and volunteers are supported by professional staff.

Children and youth are connected to a CASA through the court, not by signing up directly. If you are a child welfare professional or partner, you can reach out to learn how CASA advocacy fits within court processes and referral pathways. If you are a community member trying to support a child or family, contact the team to discuss the situation and appropriate options; staff will clarify what CASA can and cannot do and where to direct urgent needs.

The office is at 845 North Park Road, STE 307, Wyomissing, Pennsylvania 19610, and the general-questions number is 610-301-8634. You can also email laura@casaberks.org or fill out the contact form on casaberks.org with your name, phone number and a brief description of your question; a staff member will respond within 1 to 2 business days. The site does not list office hours, and it does not say whether there is any cost.

This is not a crisis service. If a child is in immediate danger, call 911.

Source: casaberks.org/youth-in-transition-youth, read September 20, 2026.

The details

Who it’s forKids, Teens, FamiliesArea: CASA of Berks County trains screened community volunteers to advocate for abused and neglected children across Berks County, including Reading and surrounding communities.
CostNot stated on their site.
How to apply
If you're a community member trying to support a child or family, the safest next step is contacting our team to discuss the situation and appropriate options.
WhereCASA of Berks County845 North Park Road, STE 307, Wyomissing, PA 19610Get directions →More in Wyomissing
CheckedChecked September 20, 2026

In CASA of Berks County’s words

CASA of Berks County trains screened community volunteers to advocate for abused and neglected children across Berks County, including Reading and surrounding communities.

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This listing summarizes publicly available information from casaberks.org/youth-in-transition-youth. Last recorded review: September 20, 2026. Contact the provider to confirm eligibility, hours and availability before you go. If something here is wrong, tell us.

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