Spence-Chapin

Program Coordinator

Exciting opportunity to develop and manage ground-breaking adoption program in Africa, and grow existing program in South America.  Incumbent will be responsible for working closely with overseas staff, government officials, and prospective adoptive families to maintain smooth operation of adoption programs  and enhance opportunities for orphans overseas.   

Candidate will work closely with a dedicated team of child welfare professionals at a respected Upper East Side non-profit adoption agency with more than 100 years of experience in the adoption community.  Some international travel required. 

MSW degree or other comparable graduate degree preferred.  However, individuals with related experience in international affairs, adoption, or child welfare will be considered.  Bilingual skills in English and French are necessary for this position. Knowledge of Spanish a plus. 

Please mail resume and salary requirement to Spence-Chapin, Human Resources Department, 410 East 92nd Street, New York, NY  10128, or fax to (212) 360-0269, or e-mail to wmcfarlane@spence-chapin.org

MAPS International
updated 12/18/08

India/Nepal Program Coordinator

MAPS, a well-established, multi-service, non-profit agency, with Domestic and International adoption programs, residential programs and shelter services, is seeking applicants for the position of India/Nepal Program Coordinator. This position is located in our Portland, Maine office.

Qualifications:  BS/BA in Social Work or Human Services related field is required; prior adoption work and management experience, preferred.  Responsibilities involve management of a caseload of adoptive applicants, from application to placement, by assisting with every facet of their process—from providing individual guidance on dossier instruction, to sharing child referral information, to advising on travel preparation.  Position also involves acting as liaison with in-country staff, orphanage directors, partner agencies and U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services/Department of Homeland Security. The ideal candidate will possess exceptional communications skills, strong multitasking capabilities, and be extremely detail oriented.  Submit letter of interest and resume to betsyb@mapsadopt.org or fax: 775-2255 Deadline: 1/2/09.  For additional information about MAPS, please visit www.mapsadopt.org

Wide Horizons for Children

Inter-country Adoption Case Managers

Wide Horizons for Children, one of the largest, non-profit international adoption and child welfare agencies located near Boston, Massachusetts, is currently accepting applications for Inter-country Adoption Case Managers. The person in this role is responsible for maintaining and coordinating all aspects of a designated intercountry adoption program. This includes some administrative work, acting as a liaison with international representatives and maintaining knowledge of governmental laws and regulations.  The successful candidate must also have the ability to support and counsel families through the adoption process, particularly during waiting periods.   The position requires excellent writing and communication skills, and someone that is an enthusiastic team player with problem solving and client service skills.  Previous counseling experience required. Experience in Eastern Europe, Africa or Asia preferred. Russian, French or Mandarin language skills helpful. 

Send resume to HR, 38 Edge Hill Rd., Waltham 02451, fax 781-899-2769, or e-mail jobs@whfc.org. Visit us at www.whfc.org. EOE.

Welcome House of Pearl S. Buck International
updated 11/10/08

Contract Adoption Coordinator - Perkasie, PA

Pearl S. Buck International is seeking a Master's level Social Worker to work with their Welcome House Adoption Program in an Independent Contractor Position, involving service delivery to families in PA, NJ, DE, and VA. For more information, please review the position description.