Mentor 10-20 adolescents, including those with physical, mental, and emotional health needs, age 10-18. Create individualized plans for each child based upon risk/needs and well-being assessments completed in partnership with the child, guardian, and support network. Establish partnerships with local businesses, governments, and institutions such as 4Hands Brewery and the Missouri Juvenile Justice Association. Recruit and train 5+/- volunteers and professionals weekly to better serve as program participants. Provide youth with access to individual, family, and customizable virtual mental health services. Develop, manage, and monitor annual donations and budget to ensure best use of agencies resources. Identify and implement effective fundraising measures and participate in Give STL Day program. Responsible for grant writing and development, including providing data and evaluation outcomes and reports within the organization and to partnering agencies. Develop and implement training materials and procedures for new volunteers. Communicate with community partners through in person meetings, email, fax, and telephone. Ensured HIPPA Privacy Rules to protect personally identifiable information.

Provided 90-day bridge of medications for released individuals from the Missouri Department of Corrections. Oversaw daily operations; Interacted with patients, received, and verified prescriptions and refills. Filled and refilled prescriptions and placing them in the appropriate areas to be checked by the pharmacist. Communicated with healthcare providers, insurance companies, and patients in person, by email, via fax and telephone observing HIPPA Privacy Rules. Rebranded and redesigned Healthy Reentry Prescription Outreach Program to better support returning citizens, rehabilitative communities, and community reentry agencies. Developed and implemented training materials and procedures for new partnerships Assisted with grant development, including providing data and evaluation outcomes and reports within the organization and to partnering agencies. Established partnerships with local businesses, governments, and institutions. Articulated the organization's mission and programmatic goals to staff, consultants, community partners, and prospective partners.

Managed caseload of 20 adults who successfully completed Personal and Professional Development. Assisted participants with transportation to meetings, work, and treatment services. Supported participants in clearly defining life goals and oversaw the process to achieve them. Maintained contact records and documentation necessary to reveal an accurate profile of the participant. Cultivated community partnerships to improve personal developmental opportunities with agencies, treatment courts, and faith-based organizations.

Supervised and monitored adjudicated youth on Official Court Supervision. Assisted families with transportation to school, work, treatment services, and appointments. Collectively formulated and implemented plans for intervention for families during the supervision period. Maintained case records and documentation necessary to reveal an accurate profile of the family. Facilitated Moral Reconation Therapy for adjudicated youth on Official Court Supervision. Cultivated community partnerships with various agencies to better serve referred families.

Supervised and monitored adjudicated male youth on probation. Formulated and implemented the My180 Minority Court Diversion Program. Supervised and monitored caseload of male youth within the My180 Minority Court Diversion Program. Supervised one part-time Program Assistant and all volunteers Assisted families with transportation to school, work, treatment services, and appointments. Investigated the circumstances of youth petitioned to appear before the Juvenile Court. Formulated and implemented plans for intervention and supervision during the probation period. Maintained case records and documentation necessary to reveal an accurate family profile. Facilitated Moral Reconation Therapy for adjudicated male youth on probation. Conducted youth and adult record searches using the Justice Information System (JIS), and Case.net.

Participated in admission and release processes. Observed youth for marks of physical abuse or other unhealthy symptoms; orients new residents in the detention unit(s) by explaining rules, regulations, and expected behavior; assigns residents to rooms. Observed behaviors; maintained a daily log of occurrences and the general behavior of the residents. Consulted with the Deputy Juvenile Officer, regarding the youth’s physical or emotional needs; performed crisis intervention as needed; and remained alert to suicidal possibilities. Conducted room, unit and/or body searches of residents. Provided immediate care and treatment to individuals who are injured or ill; dispensed medication to residents as directed by medical personnel.