Job Opportunities

CASA of NH is an Equal Opportunity Employer and prioritizes hiring diverse, talented people who can expand our perspectives. We encourage applications from historically underrepresented and racially minoritized groups and people with experience in the foster care system. We seek to offer a safe, inclusive, and supportive work environment where all employees and volunteers, whatever their race, ethnicity, national origin, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, education or disability feel valued and respected. As an organization, we stand against racism and all forms of oppression including transphobia, classism, sexism, and xenophobia. Read our full diversity statement here.

Current Openings

Education and Engagement Coordinator

CASA of New Hampshire is excited to introduce the pilot position of education and engagement coordinator. This person will be dedicated to providing our volunteers with educational and community opportunities around the state. This is a chance to help create a new, exciting role that’s perfect for an outgoing person who enjoys organizing fun, informal gatherings as well as educational opportunities, feels strongly about the importance of volunteerism, and who appreciates a job where each day presents a variety of creative and organizational tasks. Ideal traits include strong interpersonal skills, organization, attention to detail, ability to work independently, flexibility, project management skills, and initiative.

Program Manager – Manchester

CASA of NH, a dynamic, high-energy, mission-based organization that is oriented toward diversity, equity, and inclusion, has a full-time opening for a Program Manager in its Manchester office. CASA of NH provides volunteer advocacy for children in New Hampshire who experienced abuse or neglect.

The Program Manager is responsible for the coaching and support of CASA volunteer advocates appointed by the NH Family Courts in child abuse and neglect cases. The candidate for this position should be an enthusiastic, compassionate, and organized team player who thrives in a collaborative, committed environment. The candidate must be willing to travel in-state and work with adult volunteers. Associate’s Degree in addition to 5+ years’ experience is required, as is experience in some or all of the following areas: volunteer supervision/training, and juvenile justice/child welfare system.

Volunteer opportunities:

If you are interested in becoming a CASA volunteer advocate, we are accepting applications online.
Learn more about the role of the CASA volunteer advocate.