Advocate Supervisor 2

Hillsborochamber; Hillsboro (TX); Hybrid; USD 42,000 - 58,000; Full time

Job summary

CASA of Hill County Texas is seeking a full-time Advocate Supervisor 2 to supervise, coach, and support CASA volunteers as they advocate for children in protective care. This role collaborates with courts, partners, and CASA staff to move cases toward safe, permanent placements.

Responsibilities include supervising volunteers, reviewing court reports, testifying in hearings, and training new advocates while maintaining thorough case records.

Qualifications

• Strong communication, leadership, organizational and volunteer-management skills.
• Bachelor’s degree in social work or psychology preferred.
• Experience with nonprofit organizations, courts, DFPS, foster care, case management or child advocacy preferred.
• Proven ability to supervise volunteers and manage sensitive information.

Responsibilities

• Supervising CASA volunteers and assigned cases.
• Reviewing court reports and assisting with court hearings and testimony.
• Participating in case meetings, permanency planning and placement discussions.
• Training, coaching and supporting new and experienced advocates.
• Maintaining accurate case records and data.

Skills

Communication

Leadership

Organizational skills

Volunteer management

Education

Bachelor’s degree in social work

Bachelor’s degree in psychology

Job description

CASA of Hill County Texas is seeking a full-time Advocate Supervisor 2 to supervise, coach, and support CASA volunteers as they advocate for children who have experienced abuse or neglect and are in protective care. This position works closely with volunteers, courts, community partners, and CASA staff to help move cases toward safe and permanent placements for children.

Key responsibilities include:

• Supervising CASA volunteers and assigned cases
• Reviewing court reports and assisting with court hearings and testimony
• Participating in case meetings, permanency planning, and placement discussions
• Training, coaching, and supporting new and experienced advocates
• Maintaining accurate case records and statistical data
• Building relationships with legal, social service, educational, and community partners
• Assisting with community engagement, program development, and CASA events
  Applicants should have strong communication, leadership, organizational, and volunteer-management skills, along with the ability to handle sensitive information professionally and confidentially. A bachelor’s degree in social work, psychology, or a related field and experience with nonprofit organizations, courts, DFPS, foster care, case management, or child advocacy are preferred.