Rebekah Davis Email and Phone Number

I am currently responsible for the after school care of two elementary-aged children, ages 9 and 7 years old. I manage several household chores such as keeping the kitchen tidy, doing the children's laundry, and packing the children's lunch for each school day. Additionally, I help each child with their homework after school, providing direction and tutoring when necessary. I incorporate behavior management and training by using a chore chart that I created and implemented for the family. The chart incorporates positive and negative reinforcement while also providing the children with stability and consistency in what I and their parents expect from them in terms of attitude, manners, and behavior.

Easter Seals is a social services agency that specializes in providing services to individuals with developmental delays and disabilities. I worked as a Service Coordinator in the Early Childhood Intervention unit. The Early Childhood Intervention Unit provided therapies such as speech therapy, physical therapy, and occupational therapy to children ages 0 - 3 years old. As a service coordinator, I managed the family service plans of about 30-35 families. Management included: conducting an intake interview with parents/caregivers to explore concerns; meeting with the parents/caregivers in their home to complete a more in depth intake interview and appropriate paperwork; coordinating a team of therapists to meet in the family's home to complete an assessment according to State regulations and requirements; making specific and individual case management goals with the parents/caregivers; meeting with each family once a month to discuss goals and concerns; assuring that assessments and follow ups were performed in a timely manner and according to State mandates; and coordinating with the appropriate school districts to assist with each child's transition from the program.

Case Management: doing intake appointments, setting goals with clients, encouraging clients using a strengths based approach, maintaining weekly case management meetings with clients, connecting clients to resources such as housing, employment, food, clothing, etc. At Trinity, we refer to our clients as "Neighbors"Center Duties: being available to answer questions for the neighbors, making sure the resource bin was full and ready, helping to assemble breakfasts, using assessment skills and knowledge of resources to help with financial assistance days

grading papers, filing as needed, proctoring exams, grading final projects, assisting professor's with research, beginning and overseeing class as needed, managing class websites (TRACS)

Case Management: doing intakes with pregnant teenage girls and potentially expecting teenage boys, assessing needs of clients, helping connect clients to other resources such as food stamps, pregnancy preparation programs, and furthering education programsImplemented college preparation with the students by providing them with information on how to apply, where to apply, and resources for funding