CAJA of Madison County
Children Deserve A Safe and Happy Home

There are over 2,000 reports of child abuse or severe neglect in Madison county every year!

CAJA volunteers are appointed by judges as Officers of the Court to objectively
investigate child abuse and neglect cases. CAJA volunteers come from all professions -
teachers, engineers, auto workers, homemakers, college students. They are united in
the belief that every child deserves a safe, permanent home, as quickly as possible.

MORE THAN 500 MADISON COUNTY CHILDREN ARE IN THE FOSTER CARE SYSTEM. DUE
TO FUNDING LIMITATIONS, WE WERE ONLY ABLE TO HELP 20% OF THESE CHILDREN.
SHOULDN'T EVERY DAY BE A GOOD DAY WHEN YOU ARE A KID? YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE!



 
VOLUNTEER
The Children Need Your Help!
CAJA is the only volunteer organization that empowers everyday citizens as officers of the court. In an overburdened social welfare system, abused and neglected children often slip through the cracks among hundreds of current cases. CAJA volunteers change that. Appointed by judges, CAJA volunteers typically handle just one case at a time—and commit to staying on that case until the child is placed in a safe, permanent home. While others may come and go, CAJA volunteers provide that one constant that children need in order to thrive.

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HELP US
By Donating Online Now!

It is safe and secure. The money you give will strengthen our network and help provide strong advocacy for every child who needs it.

CAJA Friends, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Your gifts are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law. Questions? Please call us at 256-532-6988.


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ABOUT US
The CAJA/CASA Story
The Madison County program was started by Judge Hartwell Lutz in 1987 after he attended a judicial conference where the CASA concept was presented. He decided to bring the idea home to Madison County.
In 1988, the first formal volunteer training took place. Judge Lutz secured a grant in 1989 and instituted the current formal program with a permanent director and twice-yearly volunteer training.

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CONTACT US
Court Appointed Juvenile Advocates
100 North Side Square
Huntsville, AL 35801-4820
Phone (256) 532-6988 Fax (256) 532-1583
Executive Director: Laura Kovalcik

Thank you for your interest in the Court Appointed Juvenile Advocate Program of Madison County. For more information about our program, or to learn how you can get involved, call the number above or fill out our Online Contact Form. We look forward to hearing from you!

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HOW
You Can Help
It is safe and secure. The money you give will strengthen our network and help provide strong advocacy for every child who needs it.
CAJA Friends, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Your gifts are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law.

Questions? Please call us at 256-532-6988
DONATE
 
OUR PARTNERS
National CASA's success relies on many, including a large network of dedicated community members, corporations and government funders. From our volunteers who serve as the voice of children who are otherwise unheard; to our donors, corporate sponsors and foundations that make it possible for us to grow as we serve; to the United States Department of Justice that provides ongoing support to help us reach our goal of serving every child who needs a CASA volunteer—we are deeply grateful for your generosity and the relationships we have developed over the years.

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CONTACT US
100 North Side Square
Huntsville, AL 35801-4820
Phone (256) 532-6988 Fax (256) 532-1583
Executive Director: Laura Kovalcik

Click Here for our Online Contact Form.
DONATE

It is safe and secure. The money you give will strengthen our network and help provide strong advocacy for every child who needs it.

CAJA Friends, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Your gifts are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law. Questions?

Please call us at 256-532-6988 or Donate Online.

VOLUNTEER
CAJA is the only volunteer organization that empowers everyday citizens as officers of the court. In an overburdened social welfare system, abused and neglected children often slip through the cracks among hundreds of current cases. CAJA volunteers change that. Appointed by judges, CAJA volunteers typically handle just one case at a time—and commit to staying on that case until the child is placed in a safe, permanent home.

Click Here To Volunteer.
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"CAJA of Madison County trains, supervises, and supports community volunteers who advocate for the best interests of children in court."
CAJA is the only volunteer organization that empowers everyday citizens as officers of the court. In an overburdened social welfare system, abused and neglected children often slip through the cracks among hundreds of current cases. CAJA volunteers change that. Appointed by judges, CAJA volunteers typically handle just one case at a time—and commit to staying on that case until the child is placed in a safe, permanent home. While others may come and go, CAJA volunteers provide that one constant that children need in order to thrive.