Permanency Social Worker
CurrentEmpower youth by facilitating the process of actively choosing and establishing connections, whether with their biological family or non-related adults. This fosters a sense of belonging and continuity in their personal relationships, utilizing Plummer’s permanency practice modelCollaborated effectively with the Massachusetts Adoption Resource Exchange (MARE) to guide youth through the process of exploring potential adoption or visitation resource connections, facilitating meaningful support in their journey toward permanencyCoordinate care with youth’s social worker, parent/guardian, caregiver, clinician, the Department of Children and families (DCF) and its lead agency Family NetworksMediate and skillfully resolve challenged within youth relationships with empathetic understanding, promoting positive and constructive connectionsFacilitate necessary connections and support by making pertinent referrals for youths seeking additional services, adhering to a strengths-based and trauma-informed approach