A Denton nonprofit that serves local children is seeking volunteers. The organization, CASA of Denton County, needs advocates for children who have experienced abuse or neglect. The call for volunteers comes after a significant increase in new cases.
In July, 47 new children entered care, resulting in a waiting list of 93 children. Further details about the volunteer opportunities and the organization's needs are available from CASA of Denton County.
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