David Mulvihill

David Mulvihill is the Volunteer Supervisor for CASA of the Eastern Panhandle (CASA-EP), an organization that provides advocates for children in Berkeley, Morgan, and Jefferson counties.12 He has been involved with CASA-EP for about a decade, having first joined the organization around 2013.23

Professional Background

David Mulvihill's role at CASA-EP involves overseeing and supporting the volunteer advocates who work with children in the foster care system. His responsibilities include:

• Supervising approximately 70 current advocates1
• Training new volunteers2
• Supporting advocates in their work with children

Before becoming the Volunteer Supervisor, Mulvihill served as a Lead Volunteer Advocate for CASA-EP from November 2013 to November 2015.3

Impact and Recognition

Mulvihill is known for his supportive role in the organization. He has been noted for praising the work of volunteers, such as Jimmy Oates, whom he commended for excelling in his role as an advocate.4

CASA-EP's Mission

Under Mulvihill's supervision, CASA-EP volunteers play a crucial role in providing a voice for children in the foster care system across three counties in West Virginia's Eastern Panhandle region.1 The organization regularly trains and swears in new volunteers to expand its capacity to serve children in need.

David Mulvihill's dedication to CASA-EP and his long-standing involvement demonstrate his commitment to child advocacy and the well-being of children in the foster care system.