Current Positions
Behavioral Health Coordinator (Madison Middle School)
The Behavioral Health Coordinator’s primary duties to enhance the integration of health services, promote student well-being, and improve access to behavioral health support. They will focus on coordinating comprehensive care for students and ensuring they receive necessary services to address mental, physical, and social determinants of health. This role will be embedded in Madison Middle School within the Seattle Public Schools District. Read the full description here.
The System Navigation Coordinator oversees the day-to-day operations of the System Navigation & Community Education Department, which includes three core programs: MASS (case management for asylum seekers across Washington State), PRIME (case management for newly arrived refugees in King County), and GLOW (caregiver conversations for residents who live, work, or attend school in Seattle). Read the full description here.
Behavioral Health Coordinator (Refugee Students)
The Behavioral Health Coordinator’s primary duties to enhance the integration of health services, promote student well-being, and improve access to behavioral health support. They will focus on coordinating comprehensive care for refugee students and ensuring they receive necessary services to address mental, physical, and social determinants of health. This role will be embedded in a middle school and high school within the Highline School District. Read the full description here.
PRIME Case Manager (Ukrainian-speaking)
The PRIME Case Manager provides direct case management support to Ukrainian refugees who have been in the U.S. for five years or less and reside in King County. This role focuses on stabilizing families, navigating complex systems, and connecting participants to resources that promote self-sufficiency, community integration, and long-term well-being. Read the full description here.
The MASS Case Manager will be crucial in advancing the economic, social, and career prospects of migrants and asylum seekers resettled in Washington State. The primary goal is to enhance the client’s ability to secure stable housing, employment, and healthcare, improve their English and digital literacy skills, and connect with social support networks that aid their integration into U.S. society while maintaining ties to their home cultures. Read the full description here.
