Website Major Update
CASA of Philadelphia County
CASA of Philadelphia County
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Website Major Update
Project details
What we need
- Significant update to Organization’s existing CMS website, such as adding a new page, customizing a theme, adjusting layout, etc.
- Smaller update to Organization's non-CMS website
Additional details
Development of a new website using Word Press
Training to ensure Organization's staff members can update content and manage the site post-launch
What We Have In Place
We have a wordpress site under development and an employee who can dedicate time to assist you
What we have in place
- We currently have Word press sandbox site, which should make it easy for you to get started. We also have full-time employee to assist, and the ability to provide any other information you need.
How this will help
This project will save us $4,586 , allowing us to focus on marketing to expand our volunteer basis to serve more kids and volunteer retention.
We need a new website in order to streamline donation and volunteer recruitment.
Project plan
Posted by
Yael L.
Program Assistant
Our mission
The mission of Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of Philadelphia is to deliver personalized, integrated, child-centered advocacy to abused and neglected children in foster care through a diverse community of trained and skilled volunteers.
What we do
CASA is the only program in Philadelphia that leverages the resources of trained community volunteers to advocate for a child's best interests in and out court. CASA volunteers effectively advocate to ensure children are well cared for while in the foster care system, are placed in a permanent home, or exit the system with the education, skills, and supports they need for a stable and happy future.
The relationships forged between CASA volunteers and the children they serve make a critical difference in life trajectory of that child. Of the cases CASA has closed, 85% have achieved a permanent outcome: over 55% have been reunified with a relative or parent and 35% were adopted or permanently placed. As reflected in national CASA statistics, children with a CASA spend less time in foster care, receive more services, and are more successful in school.