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ABOUT THE ORGANIZATION

The Center for Adoption Support and Education (C.A.S.E.) is a national leader in mental health services for the adoption, foster, and kinship care community. We envision a world where every child and family connected to adoption, foster, and kinship care thrives, embracing our individual and collective diversity. We improve the well-being and permanence of children and their families by delivering adoption-competent mental health services, training a national network of professionals, and informing the field through research and advocacy. We work nationally to build the capacity of States, Tribes, and territories to create competent systems and service arrays and improve access to those services. For over 25 years, C.A.S.E. has combined best practices and innovation to provide specialized individual and family therapy, psychiatric services and support groups, education, and training. We have become a local, national, and international resource for adoptive, kinship, and foster families and the professionals who support them. C.A.S.E. set out in 2021 on a new strategic direction to grow our clinical and training programs into our Academy for Elevating Clinical Practice in Permanency. It is an exciting time as we grow our evidence-based, adoption-competent clinical model and our accredited, award-winning training programs nationwide. C.A.S.E has an annual budget of $14M and a staff of 70+ employees. National Center- EXECUTIVE

ASSISTANT ABOUT THE POSITION

The National Center for Adoption Competent Mental Health Services is a federally funded cooperative agreement with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Administration for Children and Families, Children's Bureau. The National Center is a federal grant issued to C.A.S.E. Adoption Support Center & Services | C.A.S.E. and partners with national system leaders, parents, caregivers, and young adults with lived expertise to strengthen systems, expand workforce capacity, and improve access to adoption competent mental health services for children, youth, and families impacted by child welfare. The Executive Assistant serves as a trusted administrative and operational partner to the National Center for Adoption Competent Mental Health Services Director and supports the effective execution of the National Center. The role combines high-level executive support with grant operations, project coordination, meeting and event management, stakeholder communication, and administrative systems of leadership. The Executive Assistant anticipates needs, organizes complex workflows, tracks priorities and commitments, and helps ensure that grant deliverables, team goals, and partner responsibilities move forward on time and with a high standard of quality. Success requires exceptional judgment, discretion, initiative, attention to detail, and the ability to work effectively and independently across internal teams, national partners, subcontractors, states, Tribes, and territories in a hybrid environment.