The full posting, as written
Make Your Work Matter Every Day Are you ready to stop coming to work just to do a job? What if your support and advocacy could help foster, relative, and kinship families feel prepared, supported, and confident as they care for children? As a Licensing Worker , you'll work directly with applicant and licensed foster, relative, and kinship families, providing ongoing guidance and support while helping families successfully navigate the licensing process. Your work will help strengthen families and ensure children have access to safe, supportive homes. At FosterAdopt Connect, we're building something bigger than ourselves.
Every day, our team works alongside children, youth, and families navigating the challenges of the child welfare system. For more than 25 years, we've been leading innovative, family-centered solutions across Kansas and Missouri, helping create brighter futures for children and stronger communities. We believe meaningful work should also be inspiring work. That's why we've built a culture that is collaborative, supportive, diverse, and mission-driven. Here, your ideas matter, your professional growth is encouraged, and your impact is visible.
If you're looking for a career where you can build meaningful relationships, advocate for families, and see the difference your work makes every day, we'd love to meet you. Why Join FosterAdopt Connect? Support and advocate for foster, relative, and kinship families throughout their journey. Build meaningful relationships with families while helping them navigate licensing requirements and services. Collaborate with child welfare professionals to support positive outcomes for children and families. Join a mission-driven organization where your work directly strengthens families and communities.
Resource Development Advocate The Licensing Worker provides ongoing assessment, guidance, and support to applicant and licensed foster, relative, and kinship families. This position helps families navigate licensing and renewal requirements, completes home studies and home visits, maintains required documentation, and provides continued advocacy and support to licensed families. This isn't just a licensing position—it's an opportunity to build relationships, advocate for families, and help create safe and supportive homes for children. Qualifications & Preferred Skills Bachelor's degree in social work or a related human services field; Master's degree preferred.
Previous experience working with at-risk populations required. Strong organizational and planning skills with the ability to manage multiple priorities and meet deadlines. Ability to be flexible in work hours including some evenings and weekend appointments.. Reliable transportation required.
Compensation and Benefits
Compensation commensurate with experience. Comprehensive benefits package including: Highly-competitive health plan. Health Reimbursement Account (HRA) with generous employer contribution. Life insurance and long-term disability…