Cornelia Sutton, B.S. Email and Phone Number

Responsible for implementing the facility’s structured direct care for children’s programs and for providing an environment of consistent structure, guidance and nurturance in the shelter.

A Calling to Serve is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Our focus is to partner with Juvenile Probation to provide an alternative to community service work. Our goal is to provide classes such as college prep, interviewing skills, resume' writing, tutoring, leadership courses, and scholarships.Mission Statement: To provide services through rehabilitation by restoring the minds of young men and women, by promoting self empowerment in each one at a time.

As a Local Coordinator I help mentor and monitor our foreign exchange students and provide major support to our exchange students, host families, schools and partner organizations with any challenges and/or conflicts they may face while studying abroad here in the U.S.

As a Local Coordinator I help mentor our foreign exchange students. We support our exchange students and host families with any challenges. LC’s also help us recruit host families through local

Performs a variety of case-related tasks, which include: assisting with a variety of juvenile dockets; monitoring all aspects of juvenile cases from citation through disposition; explaining terms of court orders to juvenile defendants and their parents; monitoring program compliance and assisting defendants and their families with court-ordered program information; preparing documents for Judge's signature; and performing other related juvenile case and docket maintenance activities.Prepares a variety of reports, logs, and other related business correspondence related to juvenile case files.

Continual Assessments of each child  Develop individualized service and crisis plans  Assist with community resources and advocate for the child  Ensure each child's medical and environmental needs are planned for and coordinated  Develop and maintain community relationships  Develop and maintain relationship within family unit and friends  Meet regularly with supervisor  Attended morning and weekly meetings. Areas of Services:  Behavior Management assistance in the home/ Foster Care families  Assistance with school meetings and other appointments  Alcohol and drug treatment  Juvenile court assistance  School consultation

Conducted routine home visit  Collect routine drug test  Assisted with employment placement  Scheduled routine office visit  Conducted risk assessments for each offender.Strong R Training(An instrument that predicts the likelihood of re-offending)    Attended Six Week training program (TN Corrections Academy)

My position requires assisting clients that battle substance abuse and are currently incarcerated with finding housing, employment, medical assistance, and counseling upon release. Here is additional information regrading my job description:    Maintaining confidential information  attending monthly staff meetings  scheduling weekly appointments  Leading group counseling sessions  Tracking recidivism rates  Mediator between clients and families.Attend DCS Family Child Team Meeting weekly    Mental Health / Drug Court  Attend weekly meetings  Attend Court hearings weekly  Report clients performance to Judge  Responsible for Drug Court Enrollment Program  Employment assistance  Maintained Medication appointments  Trained in TN-Witts ( Program that tracks each individual that is receiving the opioid injection shot)

Responsible for monthly budgets  Time sheet payroll Effectively communicating with parents  Counseling  Weekly management meeting  Supervising staff  Developing weekly staff meeting Develop behavior plans for students  Provide/shop for snack for after school care Attend training's Relationship building  Process student registrations  monitored payment accounts

Developed Family Plans for parents and child  Observed the process of case planning  Counseled and interviewed families  Attended monthly/weekly meetings.Investigate severe child sexual abuse cases  Attend Child Family Team Meeting  Conducted routine home visit and school visits    Child Protective Investigative Team (CPIT)  This is a multidisciplinary team with the Department of Children's Services, law enforcement, mental health counselors, and the District Attorney's Office to investigate and prosecute child abuse cases and help children and their families heal.   Attended Forensic Interviews  where children suspected of being victims of abuse are interviewed in connection with the crime

organize/maintain student records  process new student registrations provide records for student withdrawal supervise detention students develop/build relationships  counsel and listen to each student  provide helpful assistance to reduce behavior issues substitute for classes needed  help educate and monitor students

Help develop curriculum for the after school program.   Maintain an organized safe environment for parents and children  Supervise staff and maintain ratio according to YMCA and state standards  Conducts weekly staff meetings  Acts as a counselor for emotionally disturbed children  Gives active listening and communication to   each student  Demonstrate caring and empathy for every child  Assist in enrollment process  Developing staff schedules  Demonstrating customer service

I took inbound/outbound calls, averaged around 130 calls daily, monitored customer accounts, processed payments, assisting customers with financial guidance, mailed and processed contract changes, performed follow up calls, and transferred call to correct department.

I provided excellent customer service to each customer, solved difficult solutions, created documents for troubleshooting issues, taking inbound/outbound calls, verify information for each customer account, operate between multiple computer screens, provide first call resolution for each customer and transferred calls to correct department.