Executives Jumping Ship in Wake of Pay Scandal at Nonprofit

A taxpayer-funded Brooklyn nonprofit is in turmoil ­after its last two directors abruptly left, one with a fat pay package.

Hannah Achtenberg Kinn was booted as head of the League Education & Treatment Center last year with a parting payment of $785,000, a former insider at the agency told The Post.

Her retirement benefits also include health insurance for life, the former employee said.

Kinn was under fire after a 2012 Post exposé on her salary and perks including six weeks of vacation a year, time she would spend painting at her studio in the Hamptons. Meanwhile, staffers said they had to buy their own supplies and went without raises.