CASA of South Mississippi is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization dedicated to serving the abused and neglected children of South Mississippi. CASA of South Mississippi seeks to hire a motivated and competent individual to assume the role of Advocate Supervisor in a growing nonprofit organization.

Under general supervision the purpose of the Advocate Supervisor position is to assist in the recruitment, screening, training, supervision, and retention of CASA volunteers who serve child victims of abuse and neglect; preparing files for Court; advising the Judge and/or other program staff on cases assigned to CASA; preparing official documents; performs related work as required.  (Employees in this classification perform professional work.) The Advocate Supervisor position is under the supervision of the Program Director.

This position requires a bachelor’s degree in a social services or related field. Experience with the CASA organization, case management, or social services is preferred. Experience may be substituted for education. Experience in the following areas will be given preference: training, volunteer supervision and management, child abuse, and foster care.

CASA of South Mississippi is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization dedicated to serving the abused and neglected children of South Mississippi. CASA of South Mississippi seeks to hire a motivated and competent individual to assume the role of Advocate Supervisor in a growing nonprofit organization.

Under general supervision the purpose of the Advocate Supervisor position is to assist in the recruitment, screening, training, supervision, and retention of CASA volunteers who serve child victims of abuse and neglect; preparing files for Court; advising the Judge and/or other program staff on cases assigned to CASA; preparing official documents; performs related work as required.  (Employees in this classification perform professional work.) The Advocate Supervisor position is under the supervision of the Program Director.

This position requires a bachelor’s degree in a social services or related field. Experience with the CASA organization, case management, or social services is preferred. Experience may be substituted for education. Experience in the following areas will be given preference: training, volunteer supervision and management, child abuse, and foster care.