For 20 years, CASA volunteers have been working to see that every child has a chance to grow up in a safe, permanent, and loving home. Because there is a great need for additional volunteers, CASA has a new member information packet that explains the association's goals and objectives in working with abused and neglected children. The packet lists the following CASA functions: (1) provide new CASA programs with intensive consultation, technical assistance, and resource materials; (2) convene local and state training sessions for CASA programs on a variety of issues; (3) provide ongoing support for existing CASA programs; (4) actively engage in public policy development; (5) conduct ongoing publicity efforts; (6) convene an annual multidisciplinary conference for CASA program staff, volunteers, judges, attorneys, social workers, and other professionals; (7) administer federal grant funds to promote the development and expansion of CASA programs; and (8) work to assure quality management through national standards. National CASA departments are listed, along with materials and benefits provided with each CASA membership.