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A CASA Volunteer Fights on Behalf of Children

September 18, 2024
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by Lisa Madrid-Schleicher, CASA of Pinal County

Growing up, my mom would often say, “de una espina sale una flor,” meaning, “from a thorn comes a flower.” This simple yet profound saying held deep meaning and applied to many aspects of life.

It taught me these invaluable truths: to not judge by appearances, to recognize the beauty within, and to understand that even the most challenging situations can transform into something beautiful. This wisdom has been relevant in countless situations throughout my life, reminding me of the potential for goodness and beauty in all things.

In the context of working with children in foster care, this analogy is more profound.

These children have often faced significant trauma and hardship, akin to the thorns in a cactus. Yet, just as a flower can emerge from the thorns, there is hope these children can overcome their traumatic past.

Despite being able to weather intense conditions, like any plant, cacti require specific elements to thrive. One of the most critical elements in helping a child overcome trauma is the presence of a positive, nurturing adult relationships. This is where the role of a Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) volunteer becomes crucial.

As a CASA volunteer, you have the unique opportunity to be that positive adult influence in a child’s life. By offering support, guidance, and a consistent presence, you can help a child navigate the complexities of their experiences and foster a sense of stability and hope.

Your involvement can make a profound difference, helping a child see beyond their immediate circumstances and believe in the possibility of a brighter future.

The role of a CASA volunteer extends beyond mere advocacy; it’s about believing in the potential for transformation in every child. It’s about seeing the heart beyond the thorns and understanding beauty can emerge from even the most challenging situations.

If you resonate with the belief that “from a thorn comes a flower,” then you are the perfect candidate to become a CASA volunteer. Your commitment and compassion can empower children and youth in foster care to find the strength and resilience to overcome their past and blossom into their future.

Join us in making a difference.
Please visit our website:
www.casaofpinalcounty.org. Your involvement can change a life.

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