Behavioral Case Aide - Vancouver, Washington

Fosterful is hiring a compassionate and reliable Case Aide to support children and caregivers in the foster care system. This role focuses on providing trauma-informed, hands‑on support to help foster families succeed. The ideal candidate is flexible, solution-focused, and passionate about making a difference. As a Case Aide, you will provide personalized support aligned with our mission and values. Responsibilities Direct Support to Children Provide in-home support and supervision to children and youth in foster care to help keep them safe. Model positive behavior and help manage challenging behaviors. Help children build social, emotional, and daily living skills. Support for Caregivers Work with foster parents to support children with higher behavioral needs. Help caregivers learn and use positive behavior strategies. Support healthy connections with caregivers, family members, and cultural supports. Transportation & Services Transport children safely to appointments and activities. Help families connect to community resources and services. Follow and carry out the Caregiver Support Plan. Documentation & Teamwork Complete required documentation, case notes, reports, and time tracking on time. Follow all organization and state guidelines, including mandatory reporting. Work closely with team members, social workers, and community partners. Attend supervision, meetings, and trainings. Flexibility & Team Support Work flexible hours, including evenings or weekends when needed. Help cover for team members when needed. Attend community events to support Fosterful’s mission. Preferred Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in Human Services or related field Six months of documented experience directly working with children and families in daycare, school, residential care, or community service organization settings Demonstrated knowledge of child safety Effective problem solving Excellent verbal and written communication Knowledge of basic child development and milestones Effective interpersonal communication. Proven ability to record and submit timely documentation Requirements High school diploma or GED + 24 months of chilcare experience or Bachelor's degree + 6 months of childcare experience Understanding of trauma-informed care and positive behavior support Strong communication skills and professional boundaries Licensing Valid Washington driver’s license, reliable vehicle, and auto insurance Pass required background checks Ability to obtain First Aid, CPR, and BBP certifications Schedule & Physical Requirements Part-time to full-time hours based on caseload needs and employee availability Flexible schedule (evenings/weekends as needed) Ability to safely transport children Must have the physical ability to stay active with children, including running, playing, and lifting children in and out of car seats Skills & Personal Qualities Basic computer skills and timely documentation Organized, dependable, and able to work independently or on a team Patient, calm, and aligned with Fosterful’s mission Regular evening work is required to support family needs and attend events. Flex time may be used if working outside regular hours. This is primarily a field-based position. When not in the field, the Case Aide will work in the Fosterful Office with remote work options after onboarding. Successful candidates must agree to a set schedule and onsite work for their first 3 months before changing shifts or working remotely. Benefits Benefits Comprehensive training and certification Health reimbursement up to $450 per month 10 hours of PTO earned per month Holiday pay Sick leave accrued per Washington State law (1 hour per 40 hours worked) Company iPhone and iPad provided Parking and mileage reimbursment #J-18808-Ljbffr MissionHires