- Prepare written mitigation reports- Assist with the development of community resource information- Connect clients to community referrals (including mental health and substance use services)- Conduct client assessments in the office, field, and prison settings- Provide court support for attorneys, appearing in court to provide testimony and social work intervention

- Responsible for coordination of care for clients who are diagnosed with HIV/AIDS at the Care Clinic- Maintain a caseload of 50 clients - Develop an individual Service Care Plan- Identify barriers to medical care and make appropriate referrals to address these issues (mental health, substance abuse, housing, etc)- Have face to face contact with clients at least once every 90 days, with ongoing phone contact as needed

- Provide individual case management for clients pre- and post-release from the Philadelphia Department of Prisons on a weekly basis- Develop and support comprehensive, individualized reentry plans to help clients transition back to their communities- Discuss client's goals, strengths, and needs for a successful transition; provide referrals to community support services

- Implemented a project-based, service-learning work program for young people, ages 14 to 21- Developed relationships with 14 community-based non-profit organizations within the North Philadelphia area- Taught weekly seminars on professional skills for youth including resume and cover letters, public speaking, and time management- Oversaw four group leaders who worked directly with youth

- Intervene and counsel students exhibiting behavioral issues- Investigate student- related altercations- Mediate group sessions to resolve conflicts among students

- Provided referrals and case management for a caseload of 12 children- Attended and coordinated mandated court hearings - Remained in contact with both birth and foster families through monthly home- visits, phone calls, and agency visits

- Weekly meetings with freshmen foreign exchange students to discuss cultural differences- Provided support for their transition to college life- Helped with English language questions

- Organized monthly activities for 16 HWS mentors and their mentees- Liaison between HWS and the Rochester BBBS office

- Coordinated social media to promote outreach: increased twitter followers 18-fold- Researched on-site artifacts and wrote summarizes for on-line database- Guided teens in archeology research, culminating in a final exhibit and presentation

- Taught short lessons; observed experienced teacher- Facilitated personalized, small group work and whole class learning opportunities

- Recruited and trained volunteers to sort, select and assemble wardrobes ( from donated clothing) for children in need; coordinated with social service agencies- Created Excel spreadsheets to track volunteer group engagement and donations- Wrote articles for monthly newsletter to promote stakeholder engagement