A safe, permanent home isn't something that a child should only dream about...
Give Hope to a Child.
Chesterfield County
Every day, abused and neglected children like Nate and Emily are taken from their homes and placed into temporary foster care. Guardian ad Litem (GAL) volunteers work to help these children find safe, permanent homes where they can thrive.
Volunteer and Give Hope to a Child.
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Who
can become a volunteer GAL?
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Learn about our free training program.
How GAL's make a difference for
Nate & Emily.
Questions? Try our FAQ!
Ready to start helping? Download an application in PDF
Format or Word
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or call Beth Langstaff at 623-5630
Emily is like the thousands of other children living in foster care in South Carolina.
Emily has been removed from her home because she was abused by her family members.
Click here to learn about Emily, and how a volunteer can give hope to children like Emily in foster care. Emily's volunteer will stay with Emily throughout her whole case, until she is placed in a safe, permanent home. Emily's volunteer is a powerful voice in advocating for Emily's future.
Chesterfield County Volunteer
Guardian ad Litem Program
Beth Langstaff, Coordinator
112 Main Street, Suite A
Chesterfield, SC 29709
623-5630
volunteer@Chesterfield.scgal.org
Nate's GAL visits him every month to make sure he is safe. He encourages Nate in school, and is always there if Nate needs to talk.
Click here to read about what Nate's volunteer GAL does to help reunite him with his mother. Nate's GAL stays focused on what is best for Nate, and speaks up for his best interest at all times.
