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We are seeking a Development Assistant to join our Development & Marketing team. The Development Assistant provides administrative support to the agency’s fundraising efforts, including events, campaigns, and donor engagement. This position is responsible for maintaining accurate donor database records, processing gifts, generating fundraising reports, and coordinating logistical and administrative support for special events. Overall, this position will focus on data management and reporting, supporting the development team with events and administrative tasks, and on providing direct support to the CEO through various administrative duties.

Jewish Family Service is currently seeking a Refugee & Immigrant Services Case Manager to join our Refugee and Immigrant Services team. This full-time (37.5 hours/week) position provides holistic case management services to refugee and immigrant clients. This dynamic position is client-facing and requires the ability to work across teams and efficiently pivot between services and priorities. The employee will be expected to hold their own client caseload in addition to helping with the caseloads of their teammates.

We are seeking a Special Events Manager to join our Development & Marketing team. This is an exciting time for Jewish Family Service as we welcome our new CEO, and the Special Events Manager will play a key role in planning and executing a dynamic calendar of events throughout the year to mark this important transition. This position serves as lead staff for Development & Marketing Department events, including the annual Community of Caring Luncheon, Major Donor events, CEO events, house parties, cultivation events, and other special events. They manage all details of an event, working collaboratively with the Development & Marketing team, program staff, volunteers, and vendors to create budgets, timelines, and communications strategy and materials. 

Jewish Family Service is currently seeking a Survivors of Trafficking Case Manager to join our Refugee and Immigrant Services team. This full-time (37.5 hours/week) position will provide trauma-informed case management and advocacy support to foreign born youth and young adult survivors of trafficking. The Case Manager will be responsible for managing assigned caseloads of clients, conducting needs assessments, developing and implementing service plans and supporting clients towards the achievement of stability and individualized goals. The Case Manager will also conduct outreach, advocacy, and education for survivors of human trafficking and other service providers. The position is based in the agency’s Kent office, but work is carried out in locations throughout the Puget Sound region, including clients’ homes and other community locations as needed.