Motivational Interviewing, Harm Reduction, Trauma-informed care, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Thinking For Change, and Recovery-and-Wellness in order to engage high-need adult probation clients in therapeutic interventions to help identify problems that can have regular occurrences and vary in severity and frequency, Performs comprehensive client assessmentsEstablishes Individualized Intervention Plans that will guide service provision, and develop crisis prevention and intervention plans. Coordinates mental health, social work, client advocacy, educational, healthcare, vocational, housing, transportation, respite care, recreational services and facilitating groups/workshops in the communityProvides clinical case management services including screening, evaluations, service plan development, and assisting clients with accessing housing, financial, medical, behavioral health, and other needed services. Coordinates with other service providers.· Provides prevention planning and evidence-based interventions and supportConducts aggressive community outreach and engagement to safely provide services to clients safely within the community, as needed Maintains client mental health documentation after each client contact or service, in accordance with the county’s mandated

• Provide trauma-informed, short-term, strength-based, solution focused, counseling and case management services in accordance with the client’s specific needs. • Provide crisis intervention and advocacy to clients and/or their family. • Conduct intakes, screening, biopsychosocial assessments and treatment planning and follow up within the appropriate timeframe to clients virtual or at a co-located site. • Facilitate individual, family, and community/group support services and educational sessions. • Assist clients and/or their family members in identifying community support services. • Maintain confidential client records and files and complete required paperwork according to agency standards and timelines. • Complete clinical documentation within 48-hours of service. • Report safety concerns to mandated reporting agencies within required timeframes. • Attend required individual and group supervisions, including required agency and external meetings and trainings. • Establish and maintain positive working professional relationships with referral sources, community resources, clients, and coworkers, adhering to Social Work Code of Ethics and agency policies.• Participate in agency wide campaigns and events. • Represent the agency within community in a professional manner.• As needed, attend/present in community meetings, planning groups, trainings, and or conferences as related to project goals. • Other duties as assigned by the Clinical Director.

• Complete, extensive and independent research and review of each case:• Perform monthly child visits in accordance with Program standards and policies. This includes submitting a child visitation report to your CAM on a monthly basis. • Speak with the child and relevant adults (parents, family members, school officials, doctors, service providers and others involved in the child’s life that may have facts about the case.) • Observe the child in interactions with parents, relatives and non-relatives. • Report findings and child’s wishes to the court by submitting reports prepared in accordance with Florida Statutes, Program Standards and policies for scheduled hearings• Ensure representation of the child’s best interests: • Attend or participate by phone, when permitted by the court, in all court hearings. • Attend appropriate interagency meetings, staffing’s and mediations pertaining to the child. • Monitor’s the case following a court hearing or decision as designated by the court to ensure that court ordered services are provided in a timely manner for the child and family.

• Access to food and water• Dressing and Grooming• Urgent cleaning and laundry • Assistance with self-administered medications

• Conduct follow-up for clients within 72 hours of case being opened by Disaster Action Team or Caseworker.• Conduct Intake and provide Financial Assistance to qualified clients if case was not opened by DAT• Conduct Follow-up and Recovery Planning Services• Provide Internal Referrals and External Referrals.• Assist with problem-solving and advocacy upon request• Use RC Care to document services according to the Client Care Program Standards and Procedures and RC Care Job Tools.• Services may be provided in person or virtually.• Work with community recovery partners to plan for community recovery needs and long-term recovery activities.

•Establish and maintain effective professional working relationships with clients, co-workers, and the public from various cultural and socio-economic backgrounds•Interview participants or applicants for housing assistance and assist them in the completion of prescribed applications, certifications and declaration forms•Schedule and conduct interview with clients or applicants in person for determination and/or recertification of eligibility•Evaluate, verify, and calculate information and rent for recertification, interims and move-in.•Explain client responsibilities to all prospective and current clients as well as landlords•Ensure proper verification methods/processing practices are utilized for each re-examination in accordance with HUD and Authority policies and procedures•Explain rent calculations to clients; prepare and send appropriate notices of rent adjustments in accordance with HUD regulations•Respond to inquiries concerning policies and practices associated with the application and/or recertification processes in a courteous and professional manner• Ensure proper verification methods/processing practices are utilized for each re-examination in accordance with HUD and Authority policies and procedures•Calculate housing allowances to establish the level of rent based on HUD•Review application documentation and declaration for completeness and consistency including required signatures•Discuss with clients any discrepancies, omission of data, or incorrect data and solicit timelines for provision of all required information•Refers all applicants and recipients who appear in need of food, in-home care, or social services, to the appropriate community service agencies on the basis of either personal observation and/or needs expressed either orally by the client or from information on the application

• Prepares breakfast, lunch and dinner daily for all participants• Excellent communications skills both verbally and written• Provided basic relief from stress of living on streets for TAY

•Operated a variety of office machines such as multi-line phone system, copier and computer•Greeted clients, checked in visitors and provided, obtain and received information as required including answering general questions•Received and distribute incoming mail•Prepared maintenance and message reports as needed

• Monitors the safety and security of students• Assists students in completing homework• Helped with activities• Communicates effectively with After-School Teachers• Observed student behavior/progress/needs