Careers | CASA of Brown County
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CAREERS

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Volunteer Recruitment & Outreach Coordinator

The Volunteer Recruitment & Outreach Coordinator is responsible for building and maintaining a strong pipeline of prospective volunteers while expanding CASA’s presence throughout the community. This role leads outreach initiatives that raise awareness of our mission and inspire individuals to serve as CASA Volunteer Advocates and Transitional Aged Youth Program Mentors, helping ensure children under court protection have a consistent, caring adult advocating for their best interests.

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This position is ideal for a confident communicator and relationship builder with experience in sales, business development, recruitment, or community engagement. This individual is energized by meeting new people, building partnerships, and motivating others to take action.

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This role reports to the Director of Programs and plays a key part in transforming community awareness and engagement into meaningful volunteer recruitment and lasting involvement.

The role also requires the ability to thoughtfully assess alignment and readiness, ensuring individuals are not only interested, but well suited for the commitment and responsibility of serving as a CASA volunteer.

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This full-time position is based in Green Bay, Wisconsin and blends in-office coordination with meaningful  community engagement. Primarily  weekday business hours, with occasional evenings and weekends for community events.

CLICK HERE for a complete position description and how to apply.

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Advocate Supervisor

The Advocate Supervisor plays a vital role in supporting and guiding CASA volunteers as they amplify the voices of children involved in the child welfare system. This role ensures that every child’s needs, experiences, and best interests are heard and thoughtfully represented.

 

Advocate Supervisors prepare, mentor, and support volunteers throughout their advocacy journey, ensuring each child is matched with a well-trained, supported, and connected CASA volunteer. At the same time, this role helps volunteers feel confident, empowered, and valued in their work on behalf of children and families.

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From the first court appointment through permanency, the Advocate Supervisor oversees all aspects of assigned cases, working closely with volunteers and community partners to support children’s safety, stability, and well-being.

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This is a full-time, in-person position based in Green Bay, Wisconsin and offers the opportunity to build meaningful relationships and make a lasting difference in the lives of children, youth, and families every day.

CLICK HERE for a complete position description and how to apply.

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​INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

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​CLICK HERE for information about internship opportunities.

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​CLICK HERE to learn more about CASA of Brown County.
 
VALUES

Adaptability: We seek opportunities, embrace challenges, and accept changes to enhance our work to provide CASA advocacy for children and youth under court protection in Brown County.

​Collaboration:  We collaborate with other CASA programs, case professionals, community partners, and with our stakeholders, to carry out our mission effectively and with creativity and innovation.

​Integrity:  We are honest, transparent, and dedicated in everything we do and always adhere to the highest professional standards.

​Respect:  We demonstrate respect to all those involved with and impacted by our organization. We strive to be a culturally responsive, equitable and inclusive organization.

​Quality:  We pursue excellence in everything we do to provide the best advocacy for children and youth under court protection. We evaluate our work and impact and strive for continuous improvement.

​Service:  We believe every member of Staff, Board and Advisory Council, and every CASA volunteer, community partner and donor have an integral role to play in executing our mission. Each stakeholder is vital to providing quality CASA child advocacy for children, youth, and families in Brown County.

​Stewardship:  We are strongly committed to our mission and continue to work toward our goal of providing high quality CASA child advocacy for all children and youth in need in Brown County.
 

CASA of Brown County follows an equal opportunity employment policy, and employs personnel without regard to race, creed, color, religion, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, physical or mental disability, veteran status, marital status or any other consideration made unlawful by federal, state or local law, ordinance or regulation.​

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