Executive Director
Lindsay Landrum, MNM

Lindsay brings experiences from working in the non-profit sector for over 11 years. She previously worked with homeless youth, adults and families who also experienced mental health issues and substance dependency. Lindsay recently moved to the Birmingham area with her husband and 2 kids from Sioux City, IA where she was the Director of The Warming Shelter for almost 3 years. While in Iowa, Lindsay and her husband, Sean, became foster parents and adopted their 2 kids.

Lindsay grew up in Albuquerque, NM where most of her family still resides. She received her Bachelor’s in Criminology with a minor in Psychology from the University of New Mexico in 2013. Shortly after, she moved to Denver, CO to pursue her work in nonprofits and continue her education. She received her Master’s in Nonprofit Management from Regis University in 2017. She has a real passion for CASA and the children that we serve and is committed to advocating and making a difference in their lives.

In her downtime, Lindsay likes to spend time with her family, reading a good book, or continuing to grow her knowledge in trauma and mental health. Lindsay and her husband, Sean, are avid football fans of the Cleveland Browns and THE Ohio State Buckeyes…OH-IO!

To contact her, please email lindsaylandrum@alabamacasa.org.

Assistant Director
Leilany Noel, LMSW

Leilany has been with CASA of Jefferson County since January 2020. She started as an Advocate Coordinator and quickly advanced into a leadership role as Program Coordinator.  As of May 2022, Leilany was promoted to Assistant Director overseeing all Advocate Coordinators at our Birmingham and Bessemer Divisions. She continues to work alongside advocate volunteers, court officials, and other community stakeholders throughout the county to ensure that children’s voices are heard. She is a two time honor graduate from Troy University with a Master’s in Social Work. She is currently a Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW) for the state of Alabama and Georgia and is the point person for our internship program. Leilany’s passion for child welfare has led to programmatic advances to better understand trauma associated behavior among the population she serves.

Outside of CASA of Jefferson County, Leilany enjoys traveling and spending time with friends, family, and her sorority sisters of Delta Sigma Theta.

To contact her, please email lnoel@alabamacasa.org.