About the Organization: Voices for Children, CASA of Boulder County (VFC) builds a healthier
community by delivering services, support, and advocacy to children who have experienced
trauma. More than 2,500 children experience abuse and neglect each year in Boulder County, and
more than 200 are removed from their homes and placed in foster care. These children are faced
with a difficult path complicated by the physical, psychological, and emotional trauma they have
experienced. Additionally, there exists a significant racial disproportionality in the child welfare
system. Despite Boulder County residents being 77% white, children of color make up 51% of the
children in the system who have experienced abuse and neglect. Voices for Children understands
its responsibility to support the children who face unequal treatment and help them navigate an
inequitable society.
Position Summary: Join a passionate, dedicated, and collaborative team of professionals who are
responsible for supervising CASA volunteers (Court Appointed Special Advocates) as they advocate
for the best interests of children in the Dependency and Neglect court system who have
experienced abuse and neglect. You will collaborate with the CASA team to monitor and maintain
data on assigned cases and volunteers, assist with general program management, attend court,
document court proceedings, and participate in multidisciplinary teams that include child welfare,
judicial, and educational professionals. We are an organization committed to team well-being,
offering professional development, flexibility, and holistic support to help you succeed in making a
difference in the lives of children who have experienced trauma. You will be a part of a close-knit
and supportive team that values honesty, integrity, respect, and accountability. This position is an
integral part of the decision-making team in the CASA program and contributes to the overall
mission and goals of Voices for Children, CASA of Boulder County.
Minimum Qualifications:
• B.A. or B.S. required; advanced education, experience, and/or training preferred
• Bilingual skills (English and Spanish) preferred
• Excellent oral and written communication skills in both English and optionally Spanish
• Reliable, responsible, and professional, with strong attention to boundaries and
confidentiality
• Knowledge of child welfare and/or juvenile court systems preferred
• Experience with volunteer coordination and/or supervision preferred
• Ability to organize, manage, and prioritize multiple tasks
• Cultural competency and desire to work with diverse populations
• Computer and technology proficiency, including command of Microsoft Office Suite
• Experience with database management preferred
• Candidates with demonstrated experience in diversity, equity, and inclusion
programs strongly encouraged to apply