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Job Description Position: Coordinator, College Guidance & Transition Department: College Guidance & Transition Reports to: Manager, College Guidance & Transition Categorization: Hybrid In-Person Status: Full time Non-exempt Start Date: Summer 2025 The Organization Since 2003, The Opportunity Network (OppNet) has ignited the drive, curiosity, and agency of historically and systematically underrepresented students on their paths to and through college and into thriving careers, powered by our commitment to access and community. This year, OppNet will reach more than 10,000 students of color nationwide to support them in achieving their college and career goals. All of the work OppNet leads is in service of realizing our vision of a nation connected through vibrant communities and networks actively in pursuit of social justice and educational equity – a nation where all young people can freely create their path to enduring success that honors their passions, ambitions, and full identities. Our Core Values * Galvanize Community While Celebrating the Individual * Maximize the Power of Storytelling * Center Social and Racial Equity Relentlessly * Activate Solutions Through Assets, Not Deficits * Pursue Impact That Lasts The Job The Coordinator, College Guidance and Transition (CGT) will help lead the highest quality student-driven college guidance and transition programming. Inclusive of supporting the 12th grade OppNet Fellows with honing their sense of college “fit, curating a “best fit” college list, completing all college application and financial aid requirements, assessing financial aid packages, and making their final matriculation decision. The Coordinator will also specialize in coordinating resources for the entire CGT program for 11th grade through college first-year OppNet Fellows, inclusive of scholarship opportunities, personal writing support, financial aid and wellness support, examining student need and helping incorporate student voice and choice within the curricular and programmatic scope of the CGT program. The Coordinator will work with outstanding students, enjoy the freedom to create and collaborate, and seize a real opportunity to create social change. About You The ideal candidate will have a demonstrated ability to connect with high school and college-level students from historically underserved and underrepresented communities, with an awareness and familiarity of the overall college application process, and a level of comfort in supporting students navigating their first year transition into college. With regards to coordinating aspects of the CGT program, the candidate should have some project management experience, with demonstrated abilities to keep a project moving towards successful completion, within budget and deadlines. Understanding metrics and competences and connecting to various projects within the department, along with effective cross-departmental communication, attention to detail, and strong organizational skills are essential for success in this role. Relevant experience in curriculum development for students and supporting student wellness needs is a plus. In addition, the ideal candidate will personally connect to the important work we do and value diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) across the organization. The candidate will demonstrate an awareness of the needs and challenges faced by high school and college-level students from historically underserved and underrepresented communities. The candidate will demonstrate DEI values by actively participating in all organization-wide learning sessions and self-reflection, as well as working with others to enact changes that contribute to meeting the organization’s DEI goals. The candidate should possess outstanding professionalism and discretion, organization and attention to detail, energy and initiative, the ability to prioritize and complete a variety of tasks on time, and a willingness to work on a wide range of assignments. What You Will Be Doing Individualized College Guidance and Transition Support (40%): * Advise and support a caseload of 25-30 high school seniors and their families throughout the college application process through one-on-one meetings and group sessions in which students will: create balanced college lists, complete applications, and identify and apply for various types of financial aid * Work with Fellows and volunteers to develop and edit personal statements, supplemental essays, and essays for scholarships * Support the completion of financial aid forms and coordinate provision of relevant resources for financial aid applications (FAFSA, TAP, CSS Profile, etc.) and conduct financial aid counseling for Fellows and families * Liaise with college admissions officers to advocate for Fellows throughout the decision process, ensure that all college contacts are up to date, and build upon relationships with admissions teams at colleges across the country * Conduct 1:1 check-ins with a designated caseload of 20-25 first-year college Fellows and conduct campus visits at local campuses throughout the fall and spring semesters * Follow up with College Fellows to provide relevant resources to manage issues they are facing on campus, e.g. academic challenges, socio-emotional challenges, adjusting to college life, connecting with professors, etc. Overall Program Coordination (45%): * Collaborate with the Curriculum & Facilitation and Wellness Support teams to design and deliver student-driven, high-quality quality and high-impact events and services * Serve as support for coordinating scholarship opportunities, including, but not limited to, sharing scholarship information with Fellows, working with the CGT team to track scholarship opportunities on Salesforce, and liaising with the Strategic Advancement Team regarding institutional scholarship partnerships * Liaise with the Wellness Team with monthly Student Wellness & Support meetings to design wellness initiatives and strategies to support 12th grade and 1st year Fellows navigating their college transition * Coordinate and support the planning of college visits for 11th and 12th grade Fellows, including the annual February mid-winter college trip and Summer Institute college trip * Coordinate and support planning of weekly workshops, annual intensive/plenary-based workshops, and ongoing opportunities such as 11th grade College Application Boot Camp and 12th grade College Transition Boot Camp events, College Access and Success Symposium, and the fall College Essay Coach program * Maintain detailed records on Fellows’ admissions decisions, financial aid packages, GPAs, test scores, etc. * Support coordination of data tracking, statistics, and end of year competencies related to OppNet programming for reporting and evaluation purposes * Support the CGT Team with analysis and reporting on metrics, findings, competencies, etc. * Provide coordination and facilitate sessions on college access, transition, and success for all OppNet Fellows * Provide individualized support to in-college Fellows through one-on-one check-in meetings and evaluate Fellows’ progress based on a predetermined rubric * Lead recruitment visits/information sessions at area high schools, review annual OppNet applications for rising juniors, and interview prospective Fellows Organizational Learning, Development, and Program Reflection (15%): * Participate in organization-wide DEI learning sessions, equity working groups, and optional identity-based affinity groups * Attend weekly team meetings, All Hands meetings, All Staff meetings, team retreats, and the annual institution-wide retreat * Develop professional and personal intentions as they relate to OppNet’s DEI commitment, incorporated into annual performance reviews. Who we are looking for * B.A. from an accredited U.S. college/university, and three to four years of work experience, preferably in the college counseling/college success field, and relevant experience and/or demonstrated interest in curriculum development, wellness supports, and data management for high school and college students * Familiarity with the realm of financial aid and understanding of nontraditional situations * Experience working with students to craft personal statements and college supplements * Knowledge of how higher education student services/affairs support college students * Demonstrated ability to connect with high school and college-level students from historically underserved and underrepresented communities * Demonstrated skill set in project management and data management, including regular collection, cleaning, and analysis to drive insights, inform decisions, and communicate progress towards goals and outcomes Requirements to Work for OppNet OppNet requires that all employees are fully vaccinated against COVID-19, including new hires, unless an exemption has been approved. Salary and Benefits We take a thoughtful and deliberate approach to generating salary offers that take into account previous work experience, the role you’re entering into, and equity within OppNet. Equity is important to us and it is critical that our compensation approach ensures equity across the organization. Hence, we make every effort to make our first offer our best offer because we want to ensure equity and demonstrate that we value you and your work from day one. The hiring salary range for this role is $59,447 - $65,000 and will be commensurate with experience. At OppNet, eligible employees can enjoy a comprehensive benefits package that includes medical coverage (health, dental, and vision), an HRA, Flexible Spending Account, family leave (up to 100% coverage for twelve weeks), life insurance, and retirement benefits. Full-time employees can participate in our 403(b) retirement benefit program. Additionally, we offer generous time off from work with up to 58 fully paid non-working days (through a combination of vacation, sick, and holidays). Application Instructions Please submit a cover letter, no more than one page, that highlights how your skills and experiences align with this role. In your letter, we encourage you to describe your experience working with high school and/or college students as contextualized in the job description, your familiarity with the college application and financial aid process, and any relevant experience in college counseling, student affairs or related fields. Also, please share your interest in the role and your background. Do you meet some but not all of our qualifications? OppNet is an equal-opportunity employer. Even if you may not meet every qualification listed, we strongly encourage you to apply without hesitation. If you believe in our organization's mission and feel confident in your potential to excel at OppNet, we warmly welcome your application. Our commitment lies in considering a wide range of candidates, and valuing diverse workplace experiences and backgrounds. Whether you are new to the non-profit sector, returning to work after a break, considering a career change, or taking the next step in your professional journey, we are excited to hear from you! We recognize that diverse teams make the strongest teams, and we encourage people from all backgrounds to apply.

Job DescriptionJoin Our Team at Program Development Services Program Development Services has been committed to providing community-based supports and services for individuals with developmental disabilities for nearly four decades, offering a range of residential, day program, and community services. Our comprehensive and progressive services are delivered by highly trained and caring professional staff. At Program Development Services, our supports and services are designed to meet the specific needs of each individual, providing them with the opportunity to lead both a meaningful and productive life, and in being integral members of their communities. We work with people to foster independence, choice, and self-direction; as well as provide support for any physical or medical challenges. The Intake Specialist is responsible for helping individuals through our agency's enrollment process. Intake Specialist reaches out to each referral and helps them navigate through the OPWDD Front Door process and the connection with a Care Coordination Organization (CCO) in order to bridge the gap from initial eligibility determinations to enrollment in PDS services. In this important position, Intake Specialist accepts the great responsibility of being the point person for the individual that is seeking services and is their advocate throughout the entire process toward to goal seamlessly and efficiently entering services at PDS. The Intake Specialist will embody the philosophy that all individuals are treated with respect and dignity, and that their progress through a complex enrollment process is person-centered and maximally supported. Education & Experience: • Associate's degree in social work preferred or one year in human services, special education, or related field., • Experience with case management and the Front Door/CCO process., • Knowledge of community resources that can aid and assist in obtaining required evaluations., • Excellent attention to detail., • Entrepreneurial spirit and ‘can-do’ energy., • Ability to get along well with co-workers at many administrative and management levels and ability to develop a good rapport with parents/guardians, and people interested in connecting with PDS services., • Capable of working under pressure and deadlines., • Responsive to supervision. Interested in learning and professional development., • Flexibility and a strong work ethic; willing to take on additional tasks and work beyond regular work hours when required., • Ensures a timely and positive experience for all parties interested in receiving services from PDS. Guides prospective clients and families/caregivers through the PDS intake process with maximum support and advocacy., • Adopts, implements, and promotes agency values and philosophy. Facilitates referrals, supports the family during the referral process, obtains family history (including all intake and medical documents), and assures that Medicaid and documentation of a current diagnosis are in or pending., • Identifies client needs during initial contact with client and family. Also, obtains additional information through telephone and other contacts, as appropriate., • Prepares and enters information into the data system. Formulate and review possible plan of action/alternatives in the event of ineligibility for services to ensure satisfaction with services., • Organizes and attends program screenings and follows up to ensure timely processing of necessary paperwork with key program staff, care coordinators and eligibility personnel. Obtains status updates from all other care coordinators and eligibility personnel., • Organizes and manages agency recruitment events such as Open Houses, Intake Fairs, Care Coordination Agency presentations, and Youth Transition Fairs. This includes, but not limited to, calling parents to confirm RSVP, providing documentation for parents, ordering marketing items for parents, speaking to parents at the events, and anything else that may be required to be done for a successful event including preparation of program brochures, agency materials, and booth set-up., • Attends residential placement monthly meetings, and any other events requested by the supervisor. Reads and responds to residential referral submissions in collaboration with the Director of Program Operations., • Addresses intake concerns of parents regarding all services provided by the Agency. Provides Assistance to parents in communicating with program staff, care managers, New York State agencies, other clinics, etc., • Monitors all information and referral activities of families awaiting the assignment of a care manager as necessary. Maintains admission and discharge tracking oversight and documentation, including but not limited to (Intake referrals, phone calls, sign-in sheets for parent visits, school visits, etc.)., • Advocates for clients to protect their rights and entitlements as recipients of mental health services and as persons eligible for benefits such as special education, Medicaid, etc. Provides direct assistance to clients and families in accessing and securing resources., • Maintains a record of all intake information, • Maintain client and family confidentiality rights in compliance with State and Federal laws. Some travel required for outreach activities and to screen potential referrals (may be out of state) Physical Requirements Employee is required to sit, walk, and stand for a prolonged period of time (at least 8 hours). Benefits • Health Insurance, • Dental Insurance, • Vision Insurance, • Life Insurance, • Employee Discount, • 403B Savings Plan, • Paid Time Off Monday-Friday & Some weekends, 40 hours per week

Job Description Job Title: Substance Use Specialist Job Summary: CASES is a New York City agency at the forefront of the intersection between behavioral health and involvement in the criminal justice system. Our mission is to increase public safety through innovative services that reduce crime and incarceration, improve behavioral health, promote recovery and rehabilitation, and create community success opportunities. The Behavioral Health division consists of a continuum of services for justice-involved individuals with serious mental illness. The Nathaniel Clinic is an OMH-licensed Article 31 clinic that provides outpatient mental health services to adolescents and adults, focusing on providing care to those involved in the criminal legal system. Substance Use Specialists play an integral role in the recovery process, and the services they provide have shown to promote positive health and recovery outcomes. The Substance Use Specialist is part of a multidisciplinary team working collaboratively with therapists, psychiatrists/PNPs, and nurses. The Substance Use Specialist will perform initial substance use assessments, complete SBIRTS, provide individual and group counseling, contribute to person-centered, trauma informed treatment planning, provide crisis intervention, and assist participants in developing relapse prevention plans. Shift Hours: This position is full-time Monday – Friday from 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM with flexibility to wok one to two days from 11am - 7pm. Salary: The salary for the role is $57,000.00 per year. Location Address: 424 East 147th Street, Bronx, NY 10455 or 2090 Adam Clayton Powell Jr Blvd, New York, NY 10027. Our office is easily accessible by public transportation. Workplace Flexibility: Hybrid - Positions for which staff can work from a remote (home or another suitable space) one day per week or more (in a typical week) as by leadership. Occasional travel required. What You Will Be Doing: • Provide substance use treatment including individual, family and group counseling., • Perform Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT)., • Provide services that are person/family-centered, strengths-based, recovery-oriented, trauma-informed, and culturally competent., • Identify the treatment needs of and with participants, based on severity of substance use, stage of change, and immediate needs as well as recommended treatment objectives., • Engage participants with urgent and crisis substance use needs to offer support and resolve crisis, • Assess treatment needs, and provide substance use expertise for person-centered evaluation and treatment planning., • Establish the degree of risk for substance use and harmful behaviors and provide interventions and support to promote progress towards recovery., • Provide relapse prevention, psychoeducation, and harm reduction using motivational interviewing and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)., • Run evidence-based substance use treatment and Relapse Prevention groups., • Act as an advocate and liaison for participants in securing access to MAT, emergency detox, rehabilitation care, and other community supports that promote integrated substance use or dual disorder treatment., • Dispense Naloxone response kits as an approved NYS dispenser., • Outreach and network with DCO partners providing crisis stabilization, inpatient/residential detox and rehabilitative treatment centers., • Contribute to ongoing organizational commitments to diversity, equity, inclusion, and antiracist practices in delivery of services and work., • Provide culturally competent services in accordance with CASES policies and practice., • Help ensure we maintain a safe working environment by reporting any hazards or unsafe conditions, e.g., liquid spill in hallway, to the appropriate facilities staff member or supervisor., • Any other duties as required by senior clinical leadership. What We Are Looking For: • High school diploma or equivalent., • Must have active CASAC (Credentialed Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Counselor) certification status in good standing., • At least 18 months of work experience providing substance use services to individuals with serious mental illness and/or substance use disorder and criminal justice involvement., • Individuals with previous criminal justice experience are encouraged to apply., • Individuals with lived experience are encouraged to apply. Preferred Skills: • Fluency in Spanish. Employee Benefits: CASES cares about employee wellbeing, and we offer a comprehensive benefits package to support you and your family, including: • Medical, • Dental, • Vision, • Vacation and Paid Time Off – starting at 25 days-off annually, plus an additional summer self-care day, • 12 Paid Holidays per year, • Retirement 403b Competitive matching up to 6%, • Employee Referral Program Although we would love to learn about the skills of every candidate, only selected candidates that are selected will receive a response. We encourage you to apply for any position(s) you feel you are qualified for. CASES is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. Employment with CASES is based solely on qualifications and competence for a particular position without regard to race, color, ethnic or national origin, age, religion, creed, gender, sexual orientation, disability, or marital, military, or citizenship status. We also actively recruit individuals with prior involvement in the criminal legal system. This position is full-time Monday – Friday from 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM with flexibility to wok one to two days from 11am - 7pm. 35 hours per week excluding breaks.

Job DescriptionSalary: $65k to $69k annual Job Title: Research Associate Department: Research and Academic Engagement Reports To: Managing Director, Research and Academic Engagement Who We Are: The Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) addresses the harms of drug use and drug criminalization through policy solutions, organizing, and public education. We advocate for a holistic approach to drugs that prioritizes health, social supports,and community wellbeing. DPAopposespunitive approaches that destabilize people, block access to care, and drain communities of resources. We believe that the regulation of drugs should be grounded in evidence, health, equity, and human rights. In collaboration with other movements, we change laws, advance justice, and save lives. DPA has 40 staff across the U.S. an annual operating budget of approximately $12 million, and 200,000 members, activists, and supporters. The organization has a solid track record of success at the local, state, and federal levels and consistent visibility in prominent media and policy circles. Recognizing the broad reach of the drug war, DPA works across issue areas to engage more deeply with organizations and leaders in immigration, family policing, education, reproductive justice, housing, and other aligned spaces. This commitment to building power across movements and building a base contributes to and works in tandem with DPAs work on policy and legislative change. Learn more about working at the Drug Policy Alliance here and learn about our work to end the drug war here. The Role: The Department of Research and Academic Engagement (DRAE) works to bridge the divide between research and effective drug policies. We provide research support to our policy colleagues to ensure that were promoting the most evidence-based policies; we mobilize academics to engage in policy advocacy and speak with the media; we work with academics to transform the drug research landscape by conducting policy-relevant research; and we host events where we platform the latest drug policy data and research. The Research Associate will help advance DRAEs work in supporting scholars in doing advocacy, convening experts from a range of disciplines to inform the field, and strengthening DPAs use of research and scholarship in developing and advancing its policy positions. Responsibilities include research, analysis, and writing; outreach and relationship building; event planning; tracking and disseminating research; and administrative support to the DRAE team Key Responsibilities: • Providing administrative support to DRAE (approximately 30% of the position)., • Analyzing and tracking drug policy research, responding to research requests from DPA staff and external partners, and working with the DRAE team to develop systems for synthetizing and disseminating research to DPA staff and partners., • Working with the DRAE team and other staff to plan, coordinate, and host in-person and virtual meetings, conferences, and events., • Developing materials for policymakers, community partners, staff, and the press, including issue briefs and research summaries., • Collaborating with the Managing Director, other staff, and scholars to develop and implement new projects., • Managing outreach and building relationships with researchers and scholars., • Other duties as assigned. Skills and Experience: Passion • Strong commitment to DPAs mission to end the war on drugs., • Embrace harm reduction as a core value and principle of substance use disorder treatment and recovery., • Demonstrated commitment to social and racial justice. Experience • A bachelors degree and at least two years experience in research or a masters degree., • Demonstrated ability to communicate effectively including exemplary writing skills and the ability to translate complex, scientific information, and research into easily accessible formats., • Direct experience with drug policy, criminal legal reform, or harm reduction preferred. Skills • Excellent research and analysis skills., • Ability to work collaboratively on a team and on group projects., • Strong organizational skills to manage multiple tasks and projects on different timelines., • Strong written and oral communication skills, • Ability to organize and prioritize among multiple projects in a demanding, fast-paced environment., • Excellent attention to detail and ability to operate as a self-starter., • Creating and maintaining relationships with diverse partners, including academics and researchers, community-based organizations, advocacy organizations, and people directly impacted by criminalization., • High degree of proficiency with standard office applications such as Outlook, SharePoint, Word, Excel, and Google workplace as well as social media platforms, such as X. Knowledge of Salesforce a plus., • Outstanding interpersonal skills, flexibility, creativity, curiosity, and a good sense of humor., • A clear interest in evidence-based drug policy and for helping build a movement for equity, justice, and human rights., • Familiarity with drug policy and a commitment to harm reduction philosophy and racial Compensation: This is a full-time, exempt position. The annual salary range for this position is $65k to $69k, depending on the level of experience. Benefits for DPA staff include comprehensive health insurance and coverage (including dental and vision), 403b retirement plan with 10% employer matching contribution after completion of one-year, paid time off including 20 days of vacation, plus national holidays, sick days, organizational closure at the end of December, and year-round early dismissal on Fridays. Location This position is based in New York City. Some travel is required. Hours: Full-time, hybrid (2 days per week in person, 3 days per week remote), Mondays through Fridays, 10am to 6pm ET How to Apply: To apply, please submit the following: • Your Resume, • A letter of interest outlining how your qualifications meet the requirements. Equal Opportunity Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) is an equal opportunity employer and values a diverse workforce and an inclusive culture. DPA encourages applications from all qualified individuals without regard to race, color, religion, gender, ethnicity, personal appearance, political affiliation, family responsibility, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, national origin, marital status, citizenship, disability, veteran status and record of arrest or conviction. Drug Policy Alliance is particularly interested in hiring people who have been adversely affected by the war on drugs.

Job Description Make the Road New York (MRNY) builds the power of immigrant and working-class communities to achieve dignity and justice through organizing, policy innovation, transformative education, and survival services. Make the Road New York operates community centers in Bushwick, Brooklyn; Jackson Heights, Queens; Port Richmond, Staten Island; Brentwood, Long Island and White Plains, Westchester County. With a membership of 27,000, MRNY tackles the critical issues facing our communities, including workplace justice, tenants’ rights, immigrant rights and civil rights, TGNCIQ justice, public education, health care access, and immigration reform. (TGNCIQ = transgender, gender non-conforming, intersex and queer). MRNY is a newly unionized workplace. MRNY is a multi-service organization. Our member-led organizing committees -- which work on the issues named above -- implement strategies to combat shared problems, and develop leadership and the capacity for civic participation. We also provide an array of high-quality bilingual services: We offer English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL), Spanish-language literacy, computer literacy, citizenship preparation, and in-school and after-school youth programs. We have a robust legal program that offers direct representation across a spectrum of practice areas, including employment law, immigration law, housing and benefits, and TGNCIQ civil rights; we also take on impact litigation as a strategy for achieving broad change. Our health program offers facilitated enrollment into health insurance programs and SNAP benefits, a community health worker home visit program, nutrition education and emergency food pantries, health care navigation, and more." Current Opening: Make the Road New York (MRNY) is seeking a full time Bilingual Youth Advocate Social Worker to be a part of our School Based Team at Bushwick Campus. This position requires a flexible schedule. Applicants must be available to work occasional evenings and weekends. The Bilingual Youth Advocate Social Worker will be partnering with four high schools in Bushwick Campus Community School. Our School Based Team works inside the campus supporting all four schools. A community school is a hub of resources, programs, and services that contribute to meeting the needs and building on the strengths of the whole student, family and broader community. It supports a culture of community where trust and accountability among all stakeholders are nurtured and strengthened. This position is a full-time in person position, however employer will use best efforts to allow 1 day of remote work per week. Key Responsibilities but not limited to: • Provide confidential and supportive counseling and case management to a selected cohort of chronically absent students, • Refer, assist and or advocate for students/families to obtain: therapy, benefits, housing, employment, immigration assistance, emergency assistance, shelter, after school programs, academic support and additional programs both on campus and off, • Provide outreach efforts such as home visits and phone calls home to students in attendance cohorts for re-engagement purposes., • Develop relationships with school staff to support a team approach and integrate support for struggling students into the community school model, • Co-lead 3-5 campus wide mental health and community building events, • Eligible to work in the U.S, • Educational Level Requirement MSW, • Possess a commitment to collective action and community organizing., • Bilingual English/Spanish required/mandatory., • Self-starter with strong organizational skills and strong attention to detail, • Be highly professional and team oriented with a passion for excellence and eagerness to help the department meet our goals., • Ability to multi-task, prioritize, and complete assignments under strict deadlines with minimal supervision in a fast paced environment., • Ability to work under pressure required., • Have a working knowledge of spreadsheets, Microsoft Office suite, and using a database (ideally Salesforce) to run reports., • Flexible work schedule, some evenings or weekends required, • Strong verbal and written communication skills MRNY offers an excellent benefit package including health insurance, 401K, and generous paid vacation, sick, personal days. The salary range for this position is from $60,300 to $62,400. How to Apply: Please attach your resume and cover letter and submit all documents to the Make the Road New York career center. Make the Road believes that social change is best achieved through grassroots community-based organizing that flows directly from and engages the community demanding the change. As a membership-based organization, we are committed to providing equal employment opportunities regardless of race, color, ancestry, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, age, citizenship, marital status, disability, gender identity, criminal history, or Veteran status. We strongly encourage those from historically excluded groups to apply.

Job DescriptionReports to Peer Support Coordinator SUMMARY: The purpose of this position is to provide face-to-face peer support, education and advocacy to parents and caregivers of children involved in the New Jersey Children's System of Care. Family Partners must be the primary caregiver or parent of a child/youth with emotional, behavioral, mental health, substance use, intellectual and developmental challenges and have demonstrated their ability to advocate on the child's behalf. RESPONSIBILITIES: Build and maintain supportive relationships with caregivers assigned by referral through the Children's System of Care. Provide support, education and advocacy to address family's needs. Conduct Family Assessment of Strengths and Needs at intervals and create a plan of action with caregivers to address their identified needs. Educate caregivers on the roles of members of the Child Family Team within Children's System of Care. Help caregivers to build a team that includes natural supports. Assist and encourage families with expressing their needs at meetings, such as Child Family Team meetings, court hearings, and Child Study Team meetings. Educate caregivers and their families on the Wraparound values and principles and assist in the identification of natural supports who can serve on their Child Family Team. Document each caregiver encounter in the agency's defined system of record. Attend training at least 4 times per calendar year on topics related to job specific activities upon approval. Achieve and maintain successful Family Partner certification/re-certification qualifications within the designated time frames. QUALIFICATIONS: Bilingual a plus - Spanish, Portuguese and French Creole. A family partner is, or has been, the parent or primary caregiver of a child with emotional, behavioral, mental health, substance use, intellectual and developmental challenges who has successfully navigated a child serving system on behalf of the child. Must have excellent oral and written communication skills. Must be able to express ideas clearly and be able to explain concepts to others with a command of oral and written English language. Must demonstrate the ability to cooperate with strong decision making skills and the ability to work for and with others. Must be able to respond with a sense of urgency to accomplish tasks with attention to detail. Must be able to identify oneself in a professional manner in all situations. Must be able to identify problems/issues and to creatively solve them. Must be proficient computer skills in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, and Outlook). Must have a valid NJ Driver's license and a reliable vehicle with insurance. Must be able to do home visits throughout Essex County, NJ

Job Description A Career at Little Flower Little Flower Children and Family Services of New York is a nonprofit organization that has worked to improve the well-being of children, youth, families, and people with developmental disabilities across New York City and Long Island since 1929. Our staff of more than 500 provides prevention services, foster care, residential treatment care, adoption services, medical and mental health services, and programs and services for individuals with developmental disabilities. A career with Little Flower can be rewarding in so many ways. We are looking for conscientious and caring people who are ready to commit to the work of strengthening families and supporting the well-being of children and adults with developmental disabilities. If you’re looking for a career where you can truly make a difference, we hope you will consider joining our team. About the Role Care Coordination is a service model whereby all of an individual's caregivers communicate and interface so that the patient's needs are addressed in a comprehensive manner. This is done primarily through a "Care Coordinator" who oversees and provides access to all services an individual needs to assure that they receive everything necessary to stay healthy, out of the emergency room and out of the hospital. The Care Coordinator is responsible for the overall provision and coordination of services to their assigned caseload (caseloads will be determined by children’s acuity level). The Care Coordinator guides program enrollees and their caregivers through the health care system by assisting with access, developing relationships with service providers, and tracking interventions and outcomes. Principle Responsibilities • Obtains required enrollment consents from the individual or legal guardian, • Completes initial and ongoing needs assessments (Child and Adolescent Needs and Strengths; CANS) to determine the individual’s most appropriate level of care coordination., • Responsible for the overall management of the patient’s Individualized Plan of Care. Through the creation of an Individual Plan of Care the Care Coordinator is able to:, • Coordinate the enrollee’s provision of services, • Support adherence to treatment recommendations, • Monitor and evaluate a patient’s needs, including prevention, wellness, medical, behavioral health treatment, care transitions, and social and community services where appropriate., • Meets documentation requirements in a timely and accurate manner by effectively utilizing designated Care Coordinator Portal (Medicaid Analytics Performance Portal; MAPP) and Electronic Health Records (EHRs) as needed, • Maintains required contact with participant and their families and conducts face-to-face support team and/or family meetings as required, • Functions as an advocate for clients within the agency and with external service providers, • Promotes wellness and prevention by linking enrollees with resources and services based on their individual needs and preferences, • Effectively communicates and shares information with the individual and their families and other caregivers with appropriate consideration for language, literacy and cultural preferences., • Participates in care planning meetings/conferences as an interdisciplinary team member to effectively provide/coordinate comprehensive and holistic care, • Identifies available community-based resources and actively manages appropriate referrals, access, engagement, follow-up and coordination of services, • In the event of hospital admissions, actively engages in the discharge planning process ensuring that the patient has all recommended post discharge services in place prior to discharge, • Arranging appointments, transportation, and interpreter services when needed, • Accompany the child to appointments as needed, • Conducting follow-up activities to ensure appointments are kept., • Attends and participates in ongoing staff development trainings to enhance skills needed to effectively meet the demands of the Care Coordinator position, • Other duties as assigned as the program is implemented and develops Special Qualifications • Working knowledge of the provision of health care in a variety of settings., • Ability to work directly with a diverse population consisting of Severely Emotionally Disturbed (SED), Medically Fragile (Med F), Developmentally Disabled (DD), Division of Juvenile Justice, • Computer Literacy (specifically Microsoft Word, Excel), • Excellent telephone and interpersonal skills, • Ability to work directly with a diverse multidisciplinary team, • Willingness and ability to travel to assigned operational areas/facilities., • Ability to be flexible with programmatic needs and changes, • Capable of effective clear direct communication with others (oral and written), • Proven time management abilities, including meeting deadlines, ensuring compliance with agency policy and procedures, and overseeing complete and timely maintenance of agency records. Requirements • Minimum Qualifications:, • Bachelors of Arts or Science with two years of relevant experience, • Preferred Qualifications:, • A Master’s Degree with one year of relevant experience or, • Registered Nurse with two years of relevant experience Travel Requirements & Locations This position is located in Wading River with some travel throughout Long Island. A valid NYS Driver’s License if using personal vehicle or agency vehicle to drive on agency business. *Salary will commensurate with experience & skills Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging Statement With more than 250 years of combined experience, Little Flower Children and Family Services of New York and St. John’s Residence for Boys have a long-standing history of serving children, youth, adults and families of color. Our mission, vision and values are grounded in elevating the shared humanity of every staff member, community partner and those with whom we engage. We recognize that our DEIB work is continuously evolving as we strive for equity and inclusion for individuals of all races, ethnicities, genders, sexualities, ages, abilities, religions and lived experiences.

Job Description Job Title: Substance Use Specialist Job Summary: CASES is a New York City agency at the forefront of the intersection between behavioral health and involvement in the criminal justice system. Our mission is to increase public safety through innovative services that reduce crime and incarceration, improve behavioral health, promote recovery and rehabilitation, and create community success opportunities. The Behavioral Health division consists of a continuum of services for justice-involved individuals with serious mental illness. The Nathaniel Clinic is an OMH-licensed Article 31 clinic that provides outpatient mental health services to adolescents and adults, focusing on providing care to those involved in the criminal legal system. Substance Use Specialists play an integral role in the recovery process, and the services they provide have shown to promote positive health and recovery outcomes. The Substance Use Specialist is part of a multidisciplinary team working collaboratively with therapists, psychiatrists/PNPs, and nurses. The Substance Use Specialist will perform initial substance use assessments, complete SBIRTS, provide individual and group counseling, contribute to person-centered, trauma informed treatment planning, provide crisis intervention, and assist participants in developing relapse prevention plans. Shift Hours: This position is full-time Monday – Friday from 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM with flexibility to wok one to two days from 11am - 7pm. Salary: The salary for the role is $57,000.00 per year. Location Address: 424 East 147th Street, Bronx, NY 10455 or 2090 Adam Clayton Powell Jr Blvd, New York, NY 10027. Our office is easily accessible by public transportation. Workplace Flexibility: Hybrid - Positions for which staff can work from a remote (home or another suitable space) one day per week or more (in a typical week) as by leadership. Occasional travel required. What You Will Be Doing: • Provide substance use treatment including individual, family and group counseling., • Perform Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT)., • Provide services that are person/family-centered, strengths-based, recovery-oriented, trauma-informed, and culturally competent., • Identify the treatment needs of and with participants, based on severity of substance use, stage of change, and immediate needs as well as recommended treatment objectives., • Engage participants with urgent and crisis substance use needs to offer support and resolve crisis, • Assess treatment needs, and provide substance use expertise for person-centered evaluation and treatment planning., • Establish the degree of risk for substance use and harmful behaviors and provide interventions and support to promote progress towards recovery., • Provide relapse prevention, psychoeducation, and harm reduction using motivational interviewing and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)., • Run evidence-based substance use treatment and Relapse Prevention groups., • Act as an advocate and liaison for participants in securing access to MAT, emergency detox, rehabilitation care, and other community supports that promote integrated substance use or dual disorder treatment., • Dispense Naloxone response kits as an approved NYS dispenser., • Outreach and network with DCO partners providing crisis stabilization, inpatient/residential detox and rehabilitative treatment centers., • Contribute to ongoing organizational commitments to diversity, equity, inclusion, and antiracist practices in delivery of services and work., • Provide culturally competent services in accordance with CASES policies and practice., • Help ensure we maintain a safe working environment by reporting any hazards or unsafe conditions, e.g., liquid spill in hallway, to the appropriate facilities staff member or supervisor., • Any other duties as required by senior clinical leadership. What We Are Looking For: • High school diploma or equivalent., • Must have active CASAC (Credentialed Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Counselor) certification status in good standing., • At least 18 months of work experience providing substance use services to individuals with serious mental illness and/or substance use disorder and criminal justice involvement., • Individuals with previous criminal justice experience are encouraged to apply., • Individuals with lived experience are encouraged to apply. Preferred Skills: • Fluency in Spanish. Employee Benefits: CASES cares about employee wellbeing, and we offer a comprehensive benefits package to support you and your family, including: • Medical, • Dental, • Vision, • Vacation and Paid Time Off – starting at 25 days-off annually, plus an additional summer self-care day, • 12 Paid Holidays per year, • Retirement 403b Competitive matching up to 6%, • Employee Referral Program Although we would love to learn about the skills of every candidate, only selected candidates that are selected will receive a response. We encourage you to apply for any position(s) you feel you are qualified for. CASES is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. Employment with CASES is based solely on qualifications and competence for a particular position without regard to race, color, ethnic or national origin, age, religion, creed, gender, sexual orientation, disability, or marital, military, or citizenship status. We also actively recruit individuals with prior involvement in the criminal legal system. This position is full-time Monday – Friday from 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM with flexibility to wok one to two days from 11am - 7pm. 35 hours per week excluding breaks.

Job DescriptionCompany Description AHRC New York City is a family governed organization that envisions a socially just world where the power of difference is embraced. We advocate for people who are neurodiverse to lead full and equitable lives. Generosity guides us as we honor our legacy and continuously grow through a culture where curiosity, creativity, and optimism are valued and celebrated. Job Description AHRC NYC is looking for Full and Part-Time Licensed Practical Nurses (LPN) for our ICF residences in Manhattan and Queens. The LPN will monitor health and safety needs of people supported living in our residences to promote wellness. Location: 126 East 126th Street Manhattan Schedule: Full-Time: 3 days/week...Mon/Wed/Fri 7am-7pm or 7pm-7am.... Salary: $62,400 per year plus comprehensive benefit package. See Benefit information below. Part-Time: Saturday overnight 7pm-7am....$33 per hour Location: 89-02 162nd Street in Jamaica, Queens. Schedule: Full-time: Overnight Friday night - Sunday night....7pm-7am.... Salary: $62,400 per year plus full benefit package. Part-time: 7am-7pm....Monday.....$33 per hour. ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES: (include but are not limited to): • Supervise and participate with the direct support staff tasks related to personal hygiene, Activities of Daily Living, incontinence care, and environmental cleanliness, ensuring these tasks are properly performed., • Supervise and participate with the direct support staff in mealtime and feeding protocols, to assure adherence to recommended nutritional and medical guidelines., • Perform medication administration as per procedure outline., • Report and oversee infection control practices as outlined per agency and per program- specific exposure control plans., • Oversee and ensure adequate basic First Aid supplies are available as necessary for the safety of people supported, per departmental guidelines., • Report and document medical findings for RN review and for inclusion to a person’s plan of nursing services., • Communicate, report and document the issues and concerns of the person supported to primary medical provider and RN Supervisor., • Communicate with families and maintain family contacts to inform and discuss pertinent medical concerns of people supported., • Provide post-operative, routine or preventative medical treatments and interventions as per MD or RN order (i.e., G-tube feedings, wound and skin care, urinary drainage systems maintenance, blood glucose monitoring, passive and active range of motion therapy)., • Obtain baseline and monitor medical information (Vital Sign Monitoring, Weights)., • Ensure ongoing compliance and quality assurance with Federal and State regulations pertinent to the operation of the residence., • Utilize appropriate and expected medical charting skills., • Attend medical appointments as requested by RN Supervisor as individual LPN scheduling permits., • Observe and follow through on established emergency notification procedures in a manner which will ensure the safety and welfare of all people supported., • ·Provide coverage in accordance with established staffing schedules., • ·Attend and successfully complete all necessary training programs., • Perform other duties as assignedQualifications, • Current NYS Licensed Practical Nurse Licensure required., • AHA or equivalent CPR certification., • Experience with people with intellectual and developmental disabilities is preferred but not required., • Excellent written and verbal communication skills., • Ability to handle multiple priorities and work as member of a team., • Must possess the ability to deal tactfully with personnel, people supported, family members, visitors, government agencies, and the general public., • Must have the ability to implement the programs goals, objectives, policies, procedures, etc. of the Residential Nursing Services Department., • Must maintain the oversight of care and use of supplies, equipment, etc. and maintain the appearance of the site., • Valid NYS Driver’s license highly preferred. #nurses123 AHRC New York City is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We consider applicants for all positions without regard to age, race, color, creed, religion, national origin, alienage or citizenship status, gender, sex, sexual orientation, pregnancy, disability, marital status, partnership status, military status, status as a victim of domestic violence, sex offenses or stalking, genetic information, or unemployment or any other protected characteristic under federal, state or local law. Additional Information Benefits: for full-time positions only • 403(b), • 403(b) matching, • Dental insurance, • Employee discount, • Health insurance, • Health savings account, • Life insurance, • Paid time off, • Referral program, • Tuition reimbursement

Job Description Parent Advocate - Per Diem Founded as an orphanage in 1831, Rising Ground has been at the forefront of evolving community needs. Driven by the belief that each of us can thrive when life has hope and opportunity, Rising Ground provides caring support and proven paths to positive change, helping children, adults, and families rise above adversity, and each year, Rising Ground is a positive force in the lives of more than 25,000 individuals. We do this through 50 programs in 70 locations throughout New York City and Westchester. Our strong belief and commitment to diversity shows not just through our work with supported persons but is integral to the building of a strong staff that reflects the communities we serve. Rising Ground is headquartered in downtown Brooklyn. Benefits At Rising Ground, we encourage everyone to live a healthier life. When you enroll in health care benefits — medical, dental, and vision care, you and your family can take advantage of each plan’s preventive services, which will help everyone to stay well. Another way to remain healthy is to eat right and keep active. Ultimately, we all benefit when we make the right choices, whether through diet and exercise or health care services. You can also take advantage of other important benefits, including life and accident, disability benefits, the retirement savings plan, and the employee assistance program. This initiative is built upon the premise that Advocates with their own personal prior lived experience of the child welfare system will be effective in informing and supporting parents with children in foster care and help to improve outcomes for children and families. DESCRIPTION OF DUTIES: Parent Advocates will support families involved with the child welfare/protective system at the time of their initial Child Safety Conference. Advocates will work closely with ACS, and Brooklyn and Queens-based organizations/ programs. Advocates, with their own personal prior lived experience of the child welfare system (qualifications below), will authentically and effectively inform and support parents; help to improve the sensitivity and practice of other child welfare professionals; and lead to positive and more equitable permanency outcomes for children and families. Parent Advocates help to ensure that parents understand their situation and options, the processes, roles, and responsibilities stakeholders/participants/involved parties, and promote effective communication and transparency. Advocates' primary involvement will be in the Initial Child Safety Conference, the start of the parent’s child welfare involvement, and will support parents, build a rapport, and help them navigate community resources and services. The Parent Advocate will work primarily out of the ACS field offices with an expectation of some travel among the various field offices and Rising Ground Hubs. There also will be office space within Rising Ground’s Brooklyn and Queens offices. Responsibilities: • Build rapport and support parents in coping with the trauma of child welfare/protective system involvement, making decisions for their families, and communicating effectively with those involved in their case., • Work with socially, economically, culturally, and ethnically diverse groups in a mutual respectful manner using a strength base and flexible approach., • Prepare parents and participate in Child Safety Conferences., • Emphasize with parents the importance of involvement in planning, preparing for court dates, voicing concerns, and requesting help when needed., • Collaborate with individuals in crisis to identify and or develop coping skills., • Report to the Advocate Supervisor and work collaboratively as part of interdisciplinary teams with ACS field offices staff and multiple community-based service providers., • Collaborate with other providers and community support to help families meet their needs and navigate resources., • Coach parents to strengthen problem-solving skills while discovering their strengths, hopes, dreams, and priorities., • Actively participate in team meetings, and supervisory sessions, including daily scheduling check-ins., • Maintain accurate job related/required reports and documentation and submit on a timely basis., • Complete assigned training as required., • Flexible Work Schedule, • Perform all other related duties as assigned. QUALIFICATIONS: • High School diploma or the equivalent required., • Previous life experience being impacted by the child welfare/protective system. Experience includes but is not limited to the following: as a parent including having had a child placed in foster care, having had a court-ordered supervision case, served as a kinship foster parent; cared for a child with special needs; received preventive services; having had a child placed with a juvenile justice program; experienced intimate partner/domestic violence, participated in a fatherhood program. Other prior child welfare involvement such as having personally experienced child welfare investigations may also qualify. Previous child welfare cases must be closed for at least one year and maintaining family stability., • A natural collaborator., • Strong knowledge of community resources and services., • Warm, enthusiastic, and able to engage and positively impact individuals., • Someone who has a sincere appreciation for people and how they are each uniquely motivated., • Strong interpersonal skills to assist with parent engagement and are geared towards working sensitively on topics involving trauma, stress, and healing., • Good oral and writing skills., • Computer skills conducting Google searches and using Microsoft Office., • Skilled at working in a fast-paced environment on multiple projects occurring simultaneously., • Passion for parent leadership and preventing child welfare involvement., • Able to maintain a high level of confidentiality., • Ability to travel throughout NYC., • Able to uphold the mission and values of Rising Ground., • Please note this job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties or responsibilities required of the employee for this job. Duties, responsibilities and activities may change at any time with or without notice., • Supervisory Responsibility, • Yes/No, • Work Environment:, • Clinic/Field/Corporate Office, • Additional Requirements:, • Authorized to work in the U.S., • Ability to work in-person in New York City (NY) for at least 2-days or more per week., • Ability to travel to other Rising Ground sites (if required), • Our Commitment to Diversity, Fairness, and Belonging, • Rising Ground is comprised of unique and valued individuals who together make the organization effective in assisting the children, adults and families who come to us for support. We believe that only when all employees contribute fully as their true selves can Rising Ground's true strength, vision, and values come to fruition. We recognize the ubiquitous social biases and structures that impact and shape the experiences of all people, including our own staff and people supported. Among the many biases present in our society that shape our personal and professional experiences race, gender, sexual orientation, and gender expression are all factors that can present hurdles. As such, Rising Ground is committed to being an anti-racist and inclusive organization that will actively strive to overcome both systemic and interpersonal biases that perpetuate oppression., • Equal Employment Opportunity Statement It is the policy of Rising Ground that the Agency wholly complies with equal treatment of all employees and applicants for employment without unlawful discrimination as to an individual’s perceived or actual race, creed, color, national origin, alienate, citizenship status, gender, gender identity, age, disability, marital status, partnership status, sexual orientation, ethnicity, religion, or, • veteran status in all employment decisions, including but not limited to recruitment, hiring, compensation, training and apprenticeship, promotion, upgrading, demotion, downgrading, transfer, layoff and termination and all other terms and conditions of employment.

Job DescriptionCompany Description AHRC New York City is a family governed organization that envisions a socially just world where the power of difference is embraced. We advocate for people who are neurodiverse to lead full and equitable lives. Generosity guides us as we honor our legacy and continuously grow through a culture where curiosity, creativity, and optimism are valued and celebrated. Job Description AHRC New York City is seeking an Employment Specialist (ES) for their Employment Business Services (EBS) Division. This position is responsible for developing relationships within the business sector that will result in employment and internship opportunities for job seekers. The ES is expected to develop and maintain positive relationships with employers, job seekers and their families, and staff. The ES is responsible to meet the requirements of all contracts to which he/she is assigned and to adhere to all compliance requirements. Salary: $50,0.00 - $60,000 per year....plus a comprehensive Benefit package. See Benefit information below. Essential Responsibilities: • Work with job seekers with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families to determine skills, conditions for success, and interests through person centered practices, including Discovery, Community Engagement activities, and Customized Employment., • Create and maintain excellent relationships with people supported, their circle of support, and community partners for the purpose of preparing for and maintaining success in employment., • Set up and facilitate employment planning meetings for job seekers and their team., • Network with potential employers., • Develop employment opportunities for individual job seekers., • Conduct informational interviews and tours with local businesses., • Assist job seekers with developing resumes and completing job applications., • Negotiate wages and accommodations (such as assistive technology and visual schedules) for job seekers., • Support job seekers to develop their self-advocacy skills and natural support networks through the employment process and into job maintenance., • Teach business etiquette – individual or small class., • Provide initial job coaching to help the person supported learn his/her role., • Conduct regular follow-up visits with employees and employers to ensure the job is going well (provide additional coaching or other interventions if needed)., • Maintain individual files and funding source reporting requirements., • Ensure program remains in compliance with New York State regulations, Department of Labor regulations, Federal, and Workforce Investment Act., • Follow all OPWDD-ETP-SEMP—requirements; including appropriate service delivery and billing as assigned., • Provide top quality customer service to people supported before and after job placements and to employers who hire them, in coordination with the Development Team, other AHRC staff, and community partners., • Perform other duties as assigned.Qualifications Qualifications • Bachelor’s Degree required, with preference in field of education, human services or counseling, or related fields. Master’s degree desirable., • Minimum of two years working with the developmentally disabled population preferred., • Experience or strong capacity in instructing/mentoring program participants, with prior work exposure in teaching or training individuals highly desirable., • Ability to communicate effectively, both verbally and in written form., • Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with people supported, families, employers, funding sources, Care Coordinators, and other stakeholders., • Ability to organize work of self and others, as well as work independently as needed., • NYS Driver’s License in good standing, preferred. Additional Information Benefits • Low cost, quality Medical Insurance., • Paid Training, • Paid time off (sick, personal & vacation), • Dental insurance, • Vision insurance, • Tuition Reimbursement, • Health Savings account, • 403(b) retirement plan, • 403(b) match, • Life insurance, • Employee discount All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.

Job Description Founded in 1974, Community Access continues to uphold and operate as a pioneer of supportive housing and social services in NYC for people with mental health concerns. We proudly lead advocacy efforts that rally our community to promote human rights, social justice, and economic opportunities for all. We are built upon the simple truth that people are experts in their own lives. Our programs are spread across 25 locations and include over 1200 units of supportive housing in three boroughs, the Howie the Harp Advocacy Center, Peer-driven Crisis Respite Center, Adult Home Initiative, Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) and the Intensive Mobile Team (IMT). Department Overview Community Access provides affordable housing and supportive services to individuals with psychiatric disabilities, histories of homelessness and substance use, families who have experienced homelessness, and other low-income community members. Position Overview The Family Advocate provides support and advocacy services to families as defined by Community Access guidelines and regulatory contracts, including assisting with defining personal, familial, vocational and educational goals. Assistance to program participants uses a person-centered model that supports individuals in their recovery, hopes and opportunities. Qualifications • Have an understanding, appreciation, and commitment to the philosophy and mission of Community Access., • Qualified candidates must be parents with experience navigating human service systems for families and children, including behavioral health, education, child welfare and homeless service systems., • Minimum of a high school diploma or equivalent (GED)., • Must be fingerprinted and cleared by the New York State Justice Center., • Commitment to recovery-oriented practice., • Be skilled in conflict mediation/negotiation and have an assertive approach to problem solving., • Excellent oral and written communication skills., • Ability to utilize various computer programs, specifically Microsoft Word and Excel., • Be creative and flexible., • Show initiative and be responsible for follow-through., • Ability to maintain confidential information, as related to position., • Ability to work independently and as part of a team., • Ability to walk up several flights of stairs., • Ability to work in the field (using public transportation). Bilingual candidates are encouraged to apply. Interested candidates should apply on . Community Access is an Equal Opportunity Employer. M/F/D/V. Women, People of Color and Members of the LGBT community are strongly encouraged to apply. We are dedicated to a workforce where at least 51% of our employees identify as having a personal experience using mental health services.

Job DescriptionDescription: As a Family Advocate on the School Response Team at Astor Services, you will play a pivotal role in delivering resources and supportive services directly to families within school settings. You will meet with families of students in the program, assess their needs, and make connections and referrals to services such as housing programs, vocational programs, Medicaid, social security, mental health programs and more. Throughout the day, you will collaborate with teachers, school counselors, and parents to ensure each family has what they need to be successful and reach their goals. Additionally, you will research and compile a directory of resources and provide workshops for parents throughout the school year. Regular documentation and participation in team meetings will also be key components of your challenging but rewarding daily school routine. This position closely follows a school schedule and works with multiple schools during the week. Job Responsibilities: · Meet with parents to obtain consent for evaluation, financial information when necessary, and to assess for social determinants of health and family needs. · Help parents acquire strategies and resources to advocate for their children on a variety of health and service related issues. · Assist in interviews with students and parents for the purpose of eliciting information for psychosocial assessments · Provide workshops and/or parent support groups regarding community resources and mental health issues to parents, community, and school staff. · Assist the professional team by expediting community based referrals, follow-up, and clerical task as needed. · Support with filling out documentation and accompany students/parents to intake appointments when necessary to secure linkage to community based services. · Act as liaison between school personnel, particularly school parent coordinators, PTA members, and the SRT team to create supportive environments · Provide crisis intervention and support to students in immediate need · Maintain accurate and timely documentation in the Astor electronic health record and the NYC MEDS Portal · Participate in regular team and school meetings · Engage with community resources to support students and families · Contribute to school-wide initiatives that promote mental health and well-being · Assist non-bilingual staff with translation to monolingual clients · Must be able to climb and descend stairs without assistance in settings not in compliance with or under the mandates of the Americans with Disability Act. What we provide: · 4 weeks paid vacation annually. · 13 paid holidays. · 4 personal days. · 1 sick day per month, accruable to 150 days. · Fully paid individual LTD and life insurance. · Eligible for participation in agency medical and dental plan both individual and family, with small employee contribution. · New longevity incentives. · Opportunities to make a difference in the lives of children and families in need. · Collaboration with a team of dedicated professionals in a supportive and dynamic environment. · Room for growth and advancement within the organization. · Child Development Associate credential training provided at no cost to the staff Salary: $21.48-$23.63/hour Join Astor Services – Apply Now! Do you meet the qualifications above? Are you ready to take the next step in your career and join a mission-driven organization dedicated to improving the lives of children and families? We want to hear from you! Your credentials and compassion can bring about positive change for a child in need. Apply now to become a part of the Astor Services team. Astor Services, a leading provider of behavioral and mental health services in the Hudson Valley and The Bronx, is dedicated to nurturing the emotional and mental well-being of children, adolescents, and families. With a history spanning over seven decades, we are committed to providing comprehensive care and support to help our clients thrive. Astor Services does not discriminate against individuals on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, disability, genetic information, sexual orientation, or age in its programs, activities, or employment. Requirements: You must have: · High School Diploma or GED. · Experience working with families in case management or other supportive role. · Strong understanding of school environments and processes. · Ability to work collaboratively with school staff, students, and families. · Bilingual in Spanish and English required. You should have: · Excellent interpersonal, time-management, and organizational skills. · Commitment to ongoing professional development and learning. · Ability to work effectively in high-pressure situations.

Job DescriptionSalary: $80,000 - $100,000 Teaching at Brooklyn Lab is unlike teaching in a traditional environment. Our teachers know the individual strengths and areas for growth of each of their scholars. By design, our schools are small communities where every scholar is seen, known, and heard. Our faculty understands the value of collaboration. They share best practices across the teams and content, engage in weekly professional development, get individualized feedback from passionate coaches, and work as a team to provide their scholars with a high-quality education. We invite you to be part of a transformation in education and to inspire a diverse group of scholars with a lifelong love of learning. We are an unapologetically college-preparation program, and we know that exceptional results require exceptional preparation. We have an extended school year and school day, from 8:00 am - 4:00 pm, to ensure our scholars grow at exceptional levels. Primary Responsibilities 1. Assessment of Communication Disorders • Conduct screenings and assessments to identify students with speech, language, voice, fluency, and communication challenges., • Use standardized tests and other evaluation tools to assess the severity of communication disorders. 2. Development of Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) • Collaborate with teachers, parents, and other professionals to create and implement IEPs for students with communication needs., • Set specific, measurable goals to improve students' communication skills, aligned with their academic needs. 3. Direct Therapy Services • Provide one-on-one or small group therapy sessions to address speech and language disorders such as articulation, phonology, fluency (stuttering), and receptive/expressive language disorders., • Use various therapeutic techniques, including exercises, modeling, and visual aids to help students improve their communication abilities. 4. Collaboration with School Staff • Work closely with teachers, special education staff, and the Director of Special Services to integrate communication goals into classroom activities., • Provide training to teachers on how to support students with communication disorders in the classroom setting. 5. Progress Monitoring and Documentation • Regularly assess student progress towards IEP goals and adjust therapy approaches as necessary., • Maintain accurate records of assessments, therapy sessions, and progress reports. 6. Support for Students with Disabilities • Work with students who have developmental or cognitive disabilities to improve communication and social interaction skills., • Teach alternative communication methods, such as augmentative and alternative communication (AAC), for non-verbal students. 7. Parent and Family Involvement • Communicate regularly with parents and guardians regarding their childs progress and provide guidance for supporting communication skills at home., • Participate in IEP meetings and parent-teacher conferences to ensure clear communication about therapy objectives and student progress. 8. Advocacy and Compliance • Ensure that all services provided are in compliance with federal and state laws, including the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)., • Advocate for students communication needs in school and ensure they receive the appropriate support and accommodations. 9. Multicultural and Bilingual Support • Attend scholar- and family-facing events where needed to support the visibility of student services and ensure event logistics are properly executed., • Take on special projects and operational tasks in support of the Scholar Services Team as assigned by theDirector., • Maintain confidentiality, compliance awareness, and professionalism in all aspects of the work. Minimum Requirements for Speech Pathologist • Masters degree in Speech-Language Pathology, • Valid state licensure or eligibility for licensure, • ASHA Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC-SLP) preferred, • Knowledge of IEP development and IDEA compliance, • Experience with a range of communication disorders in school-aged children, • Strong communication, collaboration, and documentation skills, • Familiarity with AAC tools and culturally responsive practices

Job Description JOB SUMMARY: Under the general supervision of the Program Director, and the guidelines provided by the NYC DHMH, NYS OMH and other applicable oversight agencies, functions as part of a multi-disciplinary treatment team with shared caseloads, assists participating individuals who have serious and persistent mental illness in developing and maintaining viable living, working and social situations in the community by obtaining needed medical, social, psychosocial, educational, financial, vocational and other services. Has lead responsibility for integrating dual-recovery treatment with the tasks of other team members. Participates in the provision of crisis intervention services to participants 24 hours a day, seven days a week. As a Master’s level Specialist, the Substance Abuse Specialist II will have increased clinical, evidence based, therapeutic treatment modality interventions with the client facing substance abuse challenges and is expected to Incorporate human development and behavior in social environment theories. ESSENTIAL TASKS: To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty listed satisfactorily. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable qualified individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions unless this causes undue hardship to the agency. • Performs assessment of substance abuse and substance abuse diagnosis. Using competencies acquired through experience and/or training, such as motivational interviewing techniques, stage-wise treatment, knowledge of principles and practices of harm reduction etc., counsels recipients, individually and in group sessions, to assist in overcoming dependencies, adjusting to life, and making changes., • Complete and maintain accurate records and reports regarding the recipients' histories and progress, services provided, and other required information., • Develop recipient treatment plans based on research, clinical experience, and recipient histories., • Review and evaluate recipients' progress in relation to measurable goals described in treatment and care plans., • Interview recipients, review records, and confer with other professionals to evaluate individuals' mental and physical condition, and to determine their suitability for participation in a specific program., • Intervene as advocate for recipients or recipients to resolve emergency problems in crisis situations., • Provide recipients or family members with information about addiction issues and about available services and programs, making appropriate referrals when necessary., • Modify treatment plans to comply with changes in recipient status., • Coordinate counseling efforts with mental health professionals and other health professionals such as doctors, nurses, and social workers., • Attend training sessions to increase knowledge and skills., • Plan and implement follow-up and aftercare programs for recipients to be discharged from treatment programs., • Conduct chemical dependency program orientation sessions., • Counsel family members to assist them in understanding, dealing with, and supporting recipients or recipients., • Participate in case conferences and staff meetings., • Act as liaisons between recipients and medical staff., • Coordinate activities with courts, probation officers, community services and other post-treatment agencies., • Confer with family members or others close to recipients to keep them informed of treatment planning and progress., • Instruct others in program methods, procedures, and functions., • Follow progress of discharged recipients to determine effectiveness of treatments., • Develop, implement, and evaluate public education, prevention, and health promotion programs, working in collaboration with organizations, institutions and communities., • Ability to work with clients, families, and staff in a caring and respectful manner, and with due understanding of and consideration for cultural differences., • Ability to develop, evaluate, implement and modify a treatment plan, meeting all deadlines and productivity standards., • Ability to communicate effectively with staff, clients, families, and the public., • Ability to prepare accurate and timely documentation, reports and other written material as assigned using computers and computer software assigned (e.g., IMA, Word, Anasazi, etc.), • Ability to understand and adhere to internal and external laws, rules, and policies, • Ability to secure the cooperation of and work effectively with others, • Ability to work independently, and to conform to all applicable safety and accountability measures Master’s Degree in one of the following disciplines: Social Work, Psychology, Occupational Therapy, Rehabilitation Counseling, Pastoral Counseling, Creative Arts Therapy, Therapeutic Recreation. A minimum of one year of experience in providing services to individuals with mental disabilities (i.e., persons properly diagnosed as suffering from mental illness, and/or alcoholism, or substance abuse) including training or experience in integrated mental health and substance abuse assessment and treatment, motivational interviewing techniques and stage-wise treatment. PREFERRED EDUCATION AND/OR EXPERIENCE: Professional license in appropriate field issued by NYS Education Department strongly preferred. CASAC or CASAC-T highly desirable. Valid NYS driver’s license preferred Experience in integrated mental health and substance abuse assessment and treatment, motivational interviewing techniques and stage-wise treatment. Knowledge of the principles and practices of harm reduction. Substance abuse counseling experience with individuals with co-occurring mental illness and substance abuse.

Job DescriptionCompany Description AHRC New York City is a family governed organization that envisions a socially just world where the power of difference is embraced. We advocate for people who are neurodiverse to lead full and equitable lives. Generosity guides us as we honor our legacy and continuously grow through a culture where curiosity, creativity, and optimism are valued and celebrated. Job Description AHRC NYC is looking for a Full-Time Treatment Coordinators/QIDP for our Agovino ICF residence in the Bronx. The Treatment Coordinator/QIDP is responsible for coordinating the training and habilitation program of the assigned residents with residential staff, educational and vocational rehabilitation programs, and other needed services. Salary: $55,000-$65,000 per year plus a comprehensive Benefits package...see Benefits information below. Location: 2710 Kingsland Ave. Bronx Schedule: 8 hour Day shift Monday thru Friday ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES § Serving as member of interdisciplinary team when needed, in order to coordinate integration of various services in planning, implementation, and evaluation of an individual’s treatment plan. § Generating Needs/Capabilities list annually, with updates as needed. Ensuring that each assigned client has (1) an activity schedule which gives an hourly account of the resident’s day, 24 hours per day, 7 days per week, (2) ongoing continuous active treatment, and (3) implementation of an activity schedule as documented. § Acting as resident advocate in areas that relate to resident cleanliness, ensuring adequate clothing for individuals, personalized and clean bedrooms, toiletries, etc. § Completing reviews of each assigned resident’s individual treatment plan by summarizing progress or need for program modification as supported by concrete, measurable data obtained by direct care staff. § Acting as liaison with day/workshop programs, with ongoing face to face and phone contact with day providers and ensuring coordination of services between day and residential components. § Ensuring that IPP’s and day program progress notes are received in timely fashion and remain on file. § Ensuring that direct care/clinical staff are trained in behavioral interventions and active treatment areas, so that all staff working with individuals are able to carry out treatment plans as written. § Coordinating Annual Review process by: • Ensuring reports from all disciplines are collected in timely manner, • Preparing annual report and Functional Assessment and/or update on Developmental History, Medical, Nutrition, Recreation, Sensorimotor Development, Communication, Day program/Workshop, Skills Assessment, Behavior Socialization/Incident Reports, Review of Previous Treatment and Progress, Financial Status, etc., • Documenting rationale for type of intervention upon needs addressed in upcoming year; and,, • Generating goals, objectives, and interventions for indicated needs.Qualifications, • Bachelor’s Degree in the human services-related field., • Must have a basic knowledge of all clinical areas that would comprise the interdisciplinary team for individuals with intellectual disabilities., • Must have a good working knowledge of direct care responsibilities and can perform such duties., • Must possess leadership abilities and be able to coordinate a team of clinical and management staff., • Must have excellent organizational skills and good writing ability., • Must possess the ability to deal tactfully, professionally, and effectively with the residents, personnel, family members, visitors, government agencies, and the general public., • Must be willing to work flexible hours. Additional Information Benefits: • 403(b), • 403(b) matching, • Dental insurance, • Employee discount, • Health insurance, • Health savings account, • Life insurance, • Paid time off (sick, personal & vacation), • Referral program, • Tuition reimbursement, • Vision insurance #res123 AHRC New York City is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We consider applicants for all positions without regard to age, race, color, creed, religion, national origin, alienage or citizenship status, gender, sex, sexual orientation, pregnancy, disability, marital status, partnership status, military status, status as a victim of domestic violence, sex offenses or stalking, genetic information, or unemployment or any other protected characteristic under federal, state or local law.

Job Description Mission Statement Are you ready to give back to the community while pursuing your passion? For over 50 years, Acacia Network and its affiliates have been committed to improving the quality-of-life and wellbeing of underserved communities in New York City and beyond. We are one of the leading human services organizations in New York City and the largest Hispanic-led nonprofit in the State, serving over 150,000 individuals every year. Our programs serve individuals at every age and developmental level, from the very young through our daycare programs to mature adults through our older adults centers. Our extensive array of community-based services are fully integrated, bilingual and culturally competent. Position Overview The Certified Recovery Peer Advocate requires someone who is culturally aware and sensitive to the needs of the targeted population, possess excellent computer skills, be able to function as a part of an inter-disciplinary team and have understanding of therapy and group work rooted in evidenced based approaches for intervention and management strategies. Certified Recovery Peer Advocate services are peer-delivered services with a rehabilitation and recovery focus. They are designed to promote skills for coping with and managing behavioral health symptoms while facilitating the utilization of natural resources and the enhancement of recovery-oriented principles (e.g. hope and self-efficacy, and community living skills). The Certified Recovery Peer Advocate uses trauma-informed, non-clinical assistance to achieve long-term recovery from a behavioral health disorder. Under supervision of the Program Director, the requirements listed below represent the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. The provider ensures strengths based, person centered quality of care provided in a culturally and linguistically meaningful therapeutic environment. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities as defined by the ADA to perform the essential functions of the job. The functions below outline the general responsibilities associated with this position. Each of these functions is considered critical to effective department operations and our Mission. It is expected that all staff in this position will have satisfactory attendance and will perform these functions as assigned in a competent, cooperative, and timely manner. The Job Description will be reviewed periodically for accuracy and/or adjusted according to business necessity. Key Essential Functions • Provide rehabilitative and recovery-oriented interventions for clients diagnosed with substance disorders., • Help promote skills for coping and managing behavioral health symptoms., • Provide relapse prevention planning., • Conduct assessment and groups specific to substance abuse and dependency., • Utilize motivational interviewing and other evidence-based practices (EBP) while working with individuals at different stages of change to help individuals reduce use/abstain from substance use., • Work as a member of multidisciplinary treatment team that practices client centered and holistic care; accompany clients to appointments and complete warm handoff referrals, including health homes services., • Communicate effectively with clients and collateral contacts and conduct outreach for care coordination., • Provide advocacy services for clients, including assisting individuals obtain benefits and entitlements, food, housing, and access appropriate care in the community., • Conduct interim visits with individuals after a discharge from a hospital, rehab, or inpatient stay to facilitate community tenure and increased readiness while waiting for the first post-discharge visit with a community-based mental health provider., • Assist in the selection and utilization of self-directed recovery tools such as relapse prevention planning., • Connect individuals to self-help groups in the community., • Provide recovery education and counseling to individuals and their family members., • Provide transitional support bridging from an institution (jail, hospital, rehab) to an individual’s home., • Provide preventative and crisis support services., • Provide parent skills development and training., • Conduct groups with families to strengthen social skills, decrease isolation, provide emotional support and create opportunities for ongoing natural support., • Participate in staff and organizational meetings as requested for care coordination and development of policies and procedures., • Maintain compliance with all organizational policies and procedures., • Facilitate and co-facilitate EBP groups., • Participate as member of the EBP groups’ curriculum development process., • Complete office duties as needed/required., • Complete wellness, health promotions activities., • Follow-up with the individual and the individual’s family/support network to confirm linkage to Care Coordination, outpatient treatment or other community services., • Perform additional relevant duties as requested by supervisor/management., • High school diploma or GED, • Must possess current Certified Recovery Peer Advocate certification., • Provisional certification will be accepted and must obtain full certification within six (6) months from the date of hire., • Must obtain Mandated reporter (2 hours) training/certificate within thirty (30) days., • Must obtain training/certification within thirty (30) days of hire., • Domestic Violence, • Infection Control BASIC (non-medical/nursing staff), • HIV, • Child Abuse, • Tobacco Cessation, • Impaired Driver Screening and Assessment, • Must obtain training/certification during in-house orientation., • Supporting Recovery with Medications Addictions Treatment (MAT), • Must obtain SUD training/certificate within thirty (30) days of hire (if applicable), • Screening, Brief Intervention and Referral to Treatment, • CASAC Canon of Ethics (6 hours), • Confidentiality related to 42CFR (3 Hours), • Must be trained in Trauma Informed Care and in Military and Veteran’s culture, or complete training within 1 month of employment., • Experience or desire to work with people who have a mental illness or substance use disorder., • Positive attitude and professional demeanor., • Ability to complete work independently as well as in collaboration with team members., • Must be team oriented with a willingness to be flexible and helpful., • Excellent computer skills including Microsoft, Excel, Word, PowerPoint, and electronic communications tools: internet and email., • Ability to communicate effectively orally and in writing., • Highly organized, motivated self-starter., • Excellent time management skills. Acacia Network provides a comprehensive and competitive benefits package to our employees. In addition to a competitive salary, our benefits include medical, dental, and vision coverage. We also offer generous paid time off, including vacation days and paid holidays, to support a healthy work-life balance. We prioritize the well-being of our employees both professionally and personally. As an Equal Opportunity Employer, we encourage individuals from all backgrounds to apply.

Job Description Mission Statement Are you ready to give back to the community while pursuing your passion? For over 50 years, Acacia Network and its affiliates have been committed to improving the quality-of-life and wellbeing of underserved communities in New York City and beyond. We are one of the leading human services organizations in New York City and the largest Hispanic-led nonprofit in the State, serving over 150,000 individuals every year. Our programs serve individuals at every age and developmental level, from the very young through our daycare programs to mature adults through our older adults centers. Our extensive array of community-based services are fully integrated, bilingual and culturally competent. Position Overview The Certified Recovery Peer Advocate requires someone who is culturally aware and sensitive to the needs of the targeted population, possess excellent computer skills, be able to function as a part of an inter-disciplinary team and have understanding of therapy and group work rooted in evidenced based approaches for intervention and management strategies. Certified Recovery Peer Advocate services are peer-delivered services with a rehabilitation and recovery focus. They are designed to promote skills for coping with and managing behavioral health symptoms while facilitating the utilization of natural resources and the enhancement of recovery-oriented principles (e.g. hope and self-efficacy, and community living skills). The Certified Recovery Peer Advocate uses trauma-informed, non-clinical assistance to achieve long-term recovery from a behavioral health disorder. Under supervision of the Program Director, the requirements listed below represent the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. The provider ensures strengths based, person centered quality of care provided in a culturally and linguistically meaningful therapeutic environment. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities as defined by the ADA to perform the essential functions of the job. The functions below outline the general responsibilities associated with this position. Each of these functions is considered critical to effective department operations and our Mission. It is expected that all staff in this position will have satisfactory attendance and will perform these functions as assigned in a competent, cooperative, and timely manner. The Job Description will be reviewed periodically for accuracy and/or adjusted according to business necessity. Key Essential Functions • Provide rehabilitative and recovery-oriented interventions for clients diagnosed with substance disorders., • Help promote skills for coping and managing behavioral health symptoms., • Provide relapse prevention planning., • Conduct assessment and groups specific to substance abuse and dependency., • Utilize motivational interviewing and other evidence-based practices (EBP) while working with individuals at different stages of change to help individuals reduce use/abstain from substance use., • Work as a member of multidisciplinary treatment team that practices client centered and holistic care; accompany clients to appointments and complete warm handoff referrals, including health homes services., • Communicate effectively with clients and collateral contacts and conduct outreach for care coordination., • Provide advocacy services for clients, including assisting individuals obtain benefits and entitlements, food, housing, and access appropriate care in the community., • Conduct interim visits with individuals after a discharge from a hospital, rehab, or inpatient stay to facilitate community tenure and increased readiness while waiting for the first post-discharge visit with a community-based mental health provider., • Assist in the selection and utilization of self-directed recovery tools such as relapse prevention planning., • Connect individuals to self-help groups in the community., • Provide recovery education and counseling to individuals and their family members., • Provide transitional support bridging from an institution (jail, hospital, rehab) to an individual’s home., • Provide preventative and crisis support services., • Provide parent skills development and training., • Conduct groups with families to strengthen social skills, decrease isolation, provide emotional support and create opportunities for ongoing natural support., • Participate in staff and organizational meetings as requested for care coordination and development of policies and procedures., • Maintain compliance with all organizational policies and procedures., • Facilitate and co-facilitate EBP groups., • Participate as member of the EBP groups’ curriculum development process., • Complete office duties as needed/required., • Complete wellness, health promotions activities., • Follow-up with the individual and the individual’s family/support network to confirm linkage to Care Coordination, outpatient treatment or other community services., • Perform additional relevant duties as requested by supervisor/management., • High school diploma or GED, • Must possess current Certified Recovery Peer Advocate certification., • Provisional certification will be accepted and must obtain full certification within six (6) months from the date of hire., • Must obtain Mandated reporter (2 hours) training/certificate within thirty (30) days., • Must obtain training/certification within thirty (30) days of hire., • Domestic Violence, • Infection Control BASIC (non-medical/nursing staff), • HIV, • Child Abuse, • Tobacco Cessation, • Impaired Driver Screening and Assessment, • Must obtain training/certification during in-house orientation., • Supporting Recovery with Medications Addictions Treatment (MAT), • Must obtain SUD training/certificate within thirty (30) days of hire (if applicable), • Screening, Brief Intervention and Referral to Treatment, • CASAC Canon of Ethics (6 hours), • Confidentiality related to 42CFR (3 Hours), • Must be trained in Trauma Informed Care and in Military and Veteran’s culture, or complete training within 1 month of employment., • Experience or desire to work with people who have a mental illness or substance use disorder., • Positive attitude and professional demeanor., • Ability to complete work independently as well as in collaboration with team members., • Must be team oriented with a willingness to be flexible and helpful., • Excellent computer skills including Microsoft, Excel, Word, PowerPoint, and electronic communications tools: internet and email., • Ability to communicate effectively orally and in writing., • Highly organized, motivated self-starter., • Excellent time management skills. Acacia Network provides a comprehensive and competitive benefits package to our employees. In addition to a competitive salary, our benefits include medical, dental, and vision coverage. We also offer generous paid time off, including vacation days and paid holidays, to support a healthy work-life balance. We prioritize the well-being of our employees both professionally and personally. As an Equal Opportunity Employer, we encourage individuals from all backgrounds to apply.

Job Description THE ORGANIZATION The Center for Justice Innovation is a community justice organization that centers safety and racial justice. Since our founding in 1996, the Center has partnered with community members, courts, and the people most impacted to create stronger, healthier, more just communities. Our decades of experience in courts and communities, coupled with our field-leading research and practitioner expertise, help us drive justice nationwide in innovative, powerful, and durable ways. For more information on how and where we work, please visit . The Center is a 900-employee, $130 million nonprofit that accomplishes its vision through three pillars of work: creating and scaling operating programs to test new ideas and solve problems, performing original research to determine what works (and what doesn’t), and providing expert assistance and policy guidance to justice reformers around the world. Operating Programs The Center’s operating programs, including the award-winning Red Hook Community Justice Center and Midtown Community Justice Center, test new ideas, solve difficult problems, and attempt to achieve systemic change within the justice system. Our projects include community-based violence prevention programs, alternatives to incarceration, reentry initiatives, and court-based initiatives that reduce the use of unnecessary incarceration and promote positive individual and family change. Through this programming, we have produced tangible results like safer streets, reduced incarceration, and improved neighborhood perceptions of justice. Research The Center's research teams are staffed with social scientists, data analysts, and lawyers who are academically-trained or have lived experience and who conduct research in the U.S. and globally on diverse criminal-legal system and justice issues. Their work includes evaluating programs and policies; conducting exploratory, community-based studies; and providing research translation and strategic planning for system actors. The Center has published studies on topics including court and jail reform, intimate partner violence, restorative justice, gun violence, reentry, sixth amendment rights, and progressive prosecution. The research teams strive to make their work meaningful and actionable to the communities they work with, policymakers, and practitioners. Policy & Expert Assistance The Center provides hands-on, planning and implementation assistance to a wide range of jurisdictions in areas of reform such as problem-solving courts (e.g., community courts, treatment courts, domestic violence courts), tribal justice, reducing incarceration and the use of fines/fees and reducing crime and violence. Our current expert assistance takes many forms, including help with analyzing data, strategic planning and consultation, policy guidance, and hosting site visits to its operating programs in the New York City area. Center Support A dedicated support team within the Center ensures the smooth functioning of operations across various domains, including finance, legal, technology, human resources, fundraising, real estate, and communications. Comprising 15% of the organization's staff, these teams provide essential infrastructure support and innovative solutions aligned with the Center's mission and values. THE OPPORTUNITY The Family Court team works directly with children and families to reduce and prevent system involvement, strengthen family relationships and interrupt intergenerational cycles of trauma through its problem-solving court-based operating programs. In addition to its operations, the Family Court team also supports systemic change, through its support of the Family Justice Initiative. In partnership with the Unified Court System (UCS), and the Office of the Governor of the State of New York, the Initiative seeks to forge a fair, equitable, and sustainable path forward for Family Court and its system partners to better serve all New Yorkers. The Center’s role is to develop a broad vision for what makes an effective family-serving system and lead the process to create a comprehensive plan to support that vision. The Family Law Resource Center (FLRC) is a public/private partnership among the New York State Unified Court System and the Center for Justice Innovation. The FLRC will promote high quality legal representation in the New York State Family Court through training and support of attorneys who represent children, parents, presentment agencies, and the related professions that comprise multidisciplinary holistic representation teams. The Family Courts Programs is seeking a Director to lead the FLRC. The Director will have the unique opportunity to help establish the FLRC and work with justice system partners to develop its mission and formulate its goals. Reporting to Chief Program Officer of Court Reform and in collaboration with the leadership of the Unified Court System, the Director will play a pivotal role in shaping the center’s programs, overseeing curriculum development and training initiatives, and facilitating the provision of critical support to legal professionals in the family court system. This is an exciting opportunity lead a first-of-its-kind center dedicated to advancing family law practice through training and resource development, and to promote collaborative, trauma-informed, holistic advocacy for families and children. Responsibilities include but are not limited to: Program Development and Leadership: • Lead the design, implementation, and evaluation of training programs for family law professionals, including attorneys for children, parents, and agencies, as well as social workers and support staff;, • Develop innovative training curricula that address current trends, emerging issues, and best practices in legal representation and social work practice;, • Collaborate with legal, child welfare, and social work professionals to identify knowledge gaps and resource needs, ensuring that the center’s offerings are responsive and relevant;, • Coordinate and deliver specialized workshops, webinars, and in-person seminars to enhance the skills and expertise of child welfare legal practitioners; and, • Foster partnerships with law schools, social work programs, child welfare agencies, legal service organizations, and government entities to expand the FLRC’s reach and impact;, • Build and sustain relationships with key stakeholders in the child welfare and juvenile justice systems to foster alignment between the FLRC’s work and the needs of the community;, • Collaborate with the state’s Child Welfare Court Improvement Project; and, • Develop systems to provide direct consultation and support to attorneys and social workers, to offer guidance on complex issues and case strategies;, • Recruit and train mentors and support networks of professionals in the family justice system to enhance cross-disciplinary learning and improve client outcomes; and, • Manage the FLRC’s budget and resources, ensuring efficient allocation for maximum impact;, • Supervise a team of trainers, program managers, and support staff, fostering a positive and inclusive organizational culture; and, • Monitor and analyze legislative, policy, and procedural developments in family law;, • Develop communication strategies to keep stakeholders informed of developments that impact practice;, • Advocate for systemic reforms that improve the quality of legal representation and social work practices in the family justice system; and, • Juris Doctor (JD) and a minimum of 7 years of legal experience including significant experience representing children, parents, or presentment agencies in the New York State Family Court required;, • Managerial and supervisory experience;, • Prior experience developing training programs, workshops, or professional development initiatives;, • Familiarity with the challenges and needs of professionals working in child welfare, juvenile justice and/or child custody law; and, • Strong leadership skills with the ability to motivate and manage a team of professionals;, • Exceptional written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to present complex concepts in clear, accessible language;, • Ability to work collaboratively with diverse teams, stakeholders, and community partners;, • Strong organizational and project management abilities, with an aptitude for balancing multiple priorities and meeting deadlines; and Position Location: Remote with required travel throughout New York State. Compensation: The compensation range for this position is $175,000 - $200,000 and is commensurate with experience. The Center for Justice Innovation offers an excellent benefits package including comprehensive healthcare with a national network, free basic dental coverage, vision insurance, short-term and long-term disability, life insurance, and flexible spending accounts including commuter FSA. We prioritize mental health care for our staff and offer services like Talkspace and Ginger through our healthcare plans. We offer a 403(b) retirement plan with a two-to-one employer contribution up to 5%. The Center for Justice Innovation is an equal opportunity employer committed to fostering an inclusive and diverse workplace. We do not discriminate based on race, color, religion, gender identity, gender expression, pregnancy, national origin, age, military service eligibility, veteran status, sexual orientation, marital status, disability, or any other category protected by law. We strongly encourage and welcome applications from women, people of color, members of the LGBTQ+ community, and individuals with prior contact with the criminal justice system. Our goal is to create a supportive and respectful environment where everyone, regardless of background or identity, feels valued and included. At this time, the Center is unable to sponsor or take over sponsorship of an employment visa. All applicants must be legally authorized to work in the United States at the time of application and throughout the duration of employment. Candidates are expected to provide accurate and truthful information throughout the hiring process. Any misrepresentation, falsification, or omission of material facts may result in disqualification from consideration, withdrawal of an offer, or termination of employment, regardless of when discovered. In compliance with federal law, all hires must verify their identity and eligibility to work in the United States and complete the required employment verification form upon hire. Please refer to the job posting for relevant contact information. If contact details are not provided, we kindly ask that you refrain from inquiries via phone or email, as only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. Powered by JazzHR af9PxYZVRo

Job DescriptionTitle of Position: Family Support Specialist FLSA Status: Nonexempt Department: Programs Reports to: Manager, Family Support Positions reporting to this position: None Salary: $21.97/hr. ($40,000/yr). Purpose of the Opportunity: At Win, the Transitional Housing team is committed to ensuring that our families are provided services utilizing the qualities of Trauma-Informed Care upon entering a Win facility and throughout their stay with us. We have developed innovative and specialized services and programs designed to meet the complex and unique needs that help to improve the quality of life of the families residing in a Win facility. We are seeking individuals to serve as Family Support Specialists who have a passion for people and for serving others who are underserved. Candidates must be able to comfortably engage and interact with our families while demonstrating a high level of dedication and commitment. As a Family Support Specialist, you will serve as a compassionate advocate for clients in transitional housing, offering supports to overcome obstacles and navigate systems for obtaining permanent housing. Your role involves building and maintaining meaningful relationships with clients, providing encouragement, and serving as a source of inspiration in guiding individuals to the right opportunities or services provided by Win. Candidates must be motivated to display a high level of professionalism and always represent the Win values. Key Accountabilities: Professionalism/Credibility • Represent Win internally and externally with integrity and professionalism., • Ability to establish credibility through consistent results. • Ensure client accountability through nightly roster sign-offs and bed checks. Advocacy • Collaborate with social services team to recommend and identify appropriate referrals for families., • Assist in conducting wellness checks for high-risk families and liaise with external agencies as needed., • Conduct initial assessments of families within 24 hours of arrival, complete necessary documentation, and provide ongoing support., • Escort clients to appointments, housing interviews, and provide support as needed. Building Partnerships • Utilize evidence-based practices (EBP) such as Motivational Interviewing (MI) and Trauma Informed Care (TIC) to assist clients in achieving their goals., • Organize and coordinate post-interview feedback from hiring managers with interview teams and candidates., • Conduct initial assessments of families within 24 hours of arrival, complete necessary documentation, and provide ongoing support., • Maintain accurate client records and documentation in compliance with Win’s organizational standards. Teamwork • Attend all scheduled meetings, • Collaborate with the team to resolve challenges and remove barriers., • Participate in team meetings, trainings, and professional development activities, • Support unit inspections and collaborate with security staff to maintain a safe environment., • Document and help maintain l records for families. Essential Functions: • Ability to navigate stairs in the assigned building., • Escort clients to appointments, including apartment viewings. Qualifications: • High school diploma, GED, or equivalent., • Previous experience in social services, supportive housing, or emergency shelter settings., • Strong interpersonal skills and ability to build rapport with diverse populations., • Proficiency in computer use for documentation and reporting., • Excellent communication and organizational skills., • Compassion, empathy, and a genuine desire to help others., • Bilingual proficiency in English and Spanish (preferred). Core Competencies: • Leadership: Demonstrates professionalism and adheres to organizational policies., • Facilitating Change: Delivers high-quality results consistently., • Managing Performance: Interacts respectfully with clients and colleagues., • Applying and Developing Expertise: Collaborates with managers to achieve goals., • Communicating and Collaborating: Values diversity and inclusion; maintains open communication with supervisors. WIN’S DIVERSITY, EQUITY & INCLUSION HIRING COMMITMENT Our most effective service to our community comes from a diverse mix of minds, backgrounds and experience. As a result, we are committed to cultivating an inclusive work environment. Win actively seeks a diverse applicant pool and encourages candidates of all backgrounds to apply. We provide equal opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, religion, color, age, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, genetic disposition, neurodiversity, disability, veteran status or any other protected category under federal, state and local law.

Job DescriptionCompany Description AHRC New York City is a family governed organization that envisions a socially just world where the power of difference is embraced. We advocate for people who are neurodiverse to lead full and equitable lives. Generosity guides us as we honor our legacy and continuously grow through a culture where curiosity, creativity, and optimism are valued and celebrated. Job Description AHRC NYC is looking to hire a Behavioral Intervention Specialist (BIS) for their Brooklyn Adult Day Services programs. The BIS provides behavior support services, diagnostic evaluation, and treatment services as a member of departmental or inter-departmental interdisciplinary teams. Salary: $62,000 - $78,000 depending on licenses, certifications and experience. In addition, this position comes with a generous, low cost and comprehensive health benefit package. See Benefit information below. ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES • After completion of Functional Assessment, develops individualized behavior support plans and staff intervention plans following required format for content and quality., • Implements and monitors effective behavioral data tracking systems., • Completes additional behavior health related plans and documents as needed., • Provides training to staff on behavior treatment plans, and on topics/plans related to behavioral health., • Completes assessment and Psychological Evaluations as needed., • Engages individuals in individual and/or group treatment as needed., • Coordinates psychological care and behavioral programs with families, medical providers, residential settings or other relevant stakeholders in the individual’s service provision., • Provides crisis intervention, as well as instructs staff in appropriate techniques for addressing challenging behaviors., • Attends interdisciplinary team meetings, as appropriate, providing input particularly on individuals with identified or emerging behavioral challenges., • Accurately and timely maintains appropriate service records for individuals supported to ensure quality intervention and regulatory compliance., • Performs all duties necessary to ensure compliance with relevant regulations governing service provision, including record keeping., • Conducts other related tasks as needed or required.Qualifications, • Master’s degree in a clinical or treatment field of psychology, along with documented training in assessment techniques and behavioral support plan development, required., • At least 2 years of experience working directly with individuals with developmental disabilities (including creating, implementing and monitoring behavioral support plans) and/or providing supervision and training to others in the implementation of behavioral support plans necessary., • Strong and effective verbal and written communication skills., • Demonstrated effectiveness in overseeing administrative tasks related to regulatory mandates and program service operations., • Proven capacity to work productively in highly collaborative settings and to coordinate needs of multiple stakeholders., • Flexibility to operate in a rapidly-changing work environment, with ability to adapt and be sensitive to organizational culture., • Committed and collegial team worker., • Demonstrable passion for the agency’s mission. Additional Information Benefits • Low Cost comprehensive Medical Insurance, • Paid time off (sick, personal & vacation), • Paid Training, • Dental insurance, • Vision insurance, • Tuition Reimbursement, • Referral program, • 403(b) retirement plan, • 403(b) company match, • Life insurance, • Employee discount, • Health savings account #fc123 AHRC New York City is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We consider applicants for all positions without regard to age, race, color, creed, religion, national origin, alienage or citizenship status, gender, sex, sexual orientation, pregnancy, disability, marital status, partnership status, military status, status as a victim of domestic violence, sex offenses or stalking, genetic information, or unemployment or any other protected characteristic under federal, state or local law. All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.

Job Description Large integrated health system in Connecticut seeks a Urologist in Torrington, CT! Anna Craig 843-297-4123 About the group: • Serving 17,000 people a day.1 out of every 2 CT residents served each year, • 2,000 providers, • 7 hospitals and 400 sites, • Stable and growing group, • Nonprofit 501 (3) c Benefits: • $420,000 - $500,000 / year, • Health Insurance (with prescription drug coverage) Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Flexible Spending Account for Health Care (HCFSA) Flexible Spending Account for Dependent Care (DCFSA) Health Savings Account (HSA) with employer contribution* Limited Purpose FSA (LPFSA) Life Insurance Short-term Disability Long-term Disability Paid Time Off Leaves of Absence Healthcare Advocate Family Care Assistance through Care.com Workers Compensation benefits Colleague Assistance Program, • 1.5 months off per year, paid! About the role: • General B/B urology, • 30 urologists, • Level 1 trauma center- high acuity, • Academic / resident option, • world-class Urology and Kidney care team of local and national leaders in their fields., • Many of our physicians have advanced sub-specialty training, and are backed by a full team of interdisciplinary medical and surgical specialists across the system of care., • The institute is structured around five system wide interdisciplinary disease management teams including urologic oncology, pelvic health and urinary incontinence, stones, mens health and chronic kidney disease., • Each of our clinical programs is the market leader in the State of Connecticut.Join one of the largest Urology groups in New England with 30 Urologists,many of whom pioneered treatments that have become the gold standard of care nationwide, • Opportunity to also work at Hartford Hospital, a tertiary care setting and the flagship hospital of HHC, • Robust research opportunities available with Institute resources and support, • Support from fellowship trained urologists in the HHC practice, • Advanced Practitioner support About the area: Ideally situated between Boston and New York City, Connecticut offers you and your family the finest schools in the nation; four beautiful seasons of recreational activities, and options to live at the shore, in leafy suburbs, or in vibrant urban areas. Anna Craig 843-297-4123

Job DescriptionMISSION STATEMENT: Are you ready to give back to the community while pursuing your passion? For over 50 years, Acacia Network and its affiliates have been committed to improving the quality-of-life and wellbeing of underserved communities in New York City and beyond. We are one of the leading human services organizations in New York City and the largest Hispanic-led nonprofit in the State, serving over 150,000 individuals every year. Our programs serve individuals at every age and developmental level, from the very young through our daycare programs to mature adults through our older adults centers. Our extensive array of community-based services are fully integrated, bilingual and culturally competent. POSITION OVERVIEW: The Certified Recovery Peer Advocate provides patients advocacy, outreach, education, support services. Skills and competencies required for the position include communication, cultural competence, training professional experiences, and education. The activities are tailored to meet the unique needs of the communities. This position includes no managerial or supervisory responsibilities. KEY ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: • Provide support for adults diagnosed with substance use disorders., • Working as a member of multidisciplinary treatment team that practices client centered and holistic care; accompany clients to appointments and complete warm- hand off referrals, including health homes services., • Communicating effectively with clients and collateral contacts and conduct outreach for care coordination., • Provide direct coaching, education, and advocacy in linking, engaging and retaining clients in services identified in the care of plan., • Escort clients to appointments and provide and gather critical information, both in the field and in the office, with the goal of health and wellness promotion and a reduction in preventable negative health or social events., • Participate in staff and organizational meetings as requested for care coordination and development of policies and procedures., • Maintain compliance with all organizational policies and procedures., • Participates in integrated meetings and indicators as per grant requirements, • Conduct outreach and engagement such as interim visits with individuals after a discharge from a hospital, rehab, or inpatient stay to facilitate community tenure and increased readiness while waiting for the first post- discharge visit with a community substance use disorder provider., • Assist in the selection and utilization of self-directed recovery tools such as relapse prevention planning as part of assisting clients with self-help tools., • Connect individuals to self-help groups in the community., • Provide recovery education and counseling to individuals and their family members., • Provide transitional supports- bridging from an institution (jail, hospital, and rehab) to an individual’s home., • Provide pre-crisis and crisis support services., • Participate in staff and organizational meetings as requested for care coordination., • Maintain compliance with all organizational policies and procedures., • Participate as member of the EBPs groups’ curriculum development process., • Complete wellness, health promotions activities, • Follow-up with the individual and the individual’s family/support network to confirm linkage to Care Coordination, outpatient treatment or other community services., • Perform additional relevant duties as requested by supervisor/management., • Hold a high school diploma or high school equivalency., • Bi-lingual (Spanish/English); strongly preferred., • NYS OASAS Certified Recovery Peer Advocate certification is required. Provisional certification will be accepted within 12 months to obtain full certification., • Obtain within thirty days of hire, • Screening, Brief Intervention and Referral to Treatment, • Code of Ethical Conduct (6 hours), • Confidentiality related to 42CFR (3 hours), • Medication Supported Recovery (3 hours), • Experience or desire to work with people who have a substance use disorder and mental illness., • Positive attitude and professional demeanor., • Ability to complete work independently as well as in collaboration with team members., • Must be team oriented with a willingness to be flexible and helpful., • Excellent computer skills including Microsoft Windows, Excel, PowerPoint, and electronic communications tools: internet and email., • Ability to communicate effectively orally and in writing., • Highly organized, motivated self-starter. Acacia Network provides a comprehensive and competitive benefits package to our employees. In addition to a competitive salary, our benefits include medical, dental, and vision coverage. We also offer generous paid time off, including vacation days and paid holidays, to support a healthy work-life balance. We prioritize the well-being of our employees both professionally and personally. As an Equal Opportunity Employer, we encourage individuals from all backgrounds to apply.

Job Description Position: Client Care Coordinator Reports to: Director of Social Services Classification: Exempt GENERAL STATEMENT OF POSITION RESPONSIBILITES: The Client Care Coordinator is responsible for improving access to mental health services in the shelter and for assisting families that are homeless with navigating multiple systems and coping with the stressors and anxiety induced by the homelessness. The essential functions of the job include, but are not limited to the duties listed in the job description. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: • Completes a comprehensive biopsychosocial assessment with each family to understand strengths and service needs., • Provide short-term counseling, crisis intervention, risk assessment, safety planning, and psychoeducation for families., • Collaborates with ACS and/or preventive services agency when a family is child welfare involved; participates in ACS conferences to advocate for the family., • Makes referrals and appropriate linkages., • Facilitates group work (e.g. with young people, with fathers)., • Communicates and collaborates with service providers to enhance engagement and ensure quality., • Provides education/training to other staff., • Facilitates quarterly family meetings (with the family and shelter staff) to discuss planning efforts and progress. Employee may be required to carry out additional duties as assigned by Supervisor. Qualifications: • Master’s Degree in Social Work from an accredited school of social work., • Licensure (LMSW) or within three months of hire., • Knowledge of child and adolescent development, emotional/behavioral health, mental health, parent-child relationships family dynamics, and diagnostic classification., • Strong expertise in strength-based, solution-focused, and family-centered practice., • Knowledge of guidelines, policies, and regulations relating to child welfare, safety, permanency, and well-being., • Knowledge and experience working with diverse cultures and ethnicities., • Knowledge and experience with workgroup., • Exceptional written and oral communication skills. Highland Park Community Development Corporation reserves the right to add to, delete, change or modify the job duties. All employees should be familiar and in agreement with the overall philosophy and goals and objectives of Highland Park Community Development Corporation. I have read and understand the above job description and will adhere to the rules and policies and procedures set forth by Highland Park Community Development Corporation. Signature Date

Job Description Our Mission: Since 1967, Odyssey House has been providing innovative services and programs to a broad population of individuals and families struggling with substance use and mental health disorders. Odyssey House helps New Yorkers of all ages—and across all five boroughs—beat drugs and alcohol with highly individualized treatment programs. Odyssey House provides high quality, holistic treatment impacting all major life spheres, including: psychological, physical, social, family, educational and spiritual in order to support personal rehabilitation, renewal and family restoration. If that sounds different than other treatment programs, you’re right. Because Odyssey is where recovery gets real In addition to competitive salaries, Odyssey House offers (Full-Time Employees Only): • A 35-hour work week (as opposed to a 40-hour work week), • Vacation Plan and Holiday Schedule, • Life Insurance, • Medical Insurance (Two Plans), • Dental and Vision Insurance, • Additional Insurance Coverages (hospitalization, accidental, critical illness coverage), • Long-Term & Short-Term Disability, • Flexible Spending Account/Health Reimbursement Account, • 403(b) Plan, • Corporate Counseling Associates (CCA) EAP benefit, • Ability Assist Counseling Services (through The Hartford), • Commuter Benefits, • Educational Assistance Programs, • Special shopping discounts through ADP Marketplace and PlumBenefits, • RUFit?! Fitness Program, • Pet Insurance, • Legal Assistance, • Optum Financial Service through ConnectYourCare MARJOR FUNCTIONS: The Peer Specialist is a fully integrated outreach team member who provides linkage and referrals services to recipients with mental health and co-occurring disorders. Because of their personal life experiences with mental health wellness and co-occurring recovery, which demonstrates self-sufficiency, the Peer Specialist provides expertise that other professional training cannot replicate. The Peer Specialist will advocate, counsel, educate and find specific resources to refer/link the enrolled recipient(s) to reach their individual goals. The enrollment into the program for referrals/linkages will remain in place for six weeks. Once that timeframe has been reached the individual recipient case will be closed out, however there could be exceptions if the recipient(s) needs further assistance in reaching their individual goal. SPECIFIC DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES: • Provide outreach to the community at large in an effort to locate, intake and refer/link recipients to mental health and other services; as outlined in the Recovery/Action Plan (10 recipients a month)., • Keep charts updated weekly. Weekly contact with the recipient needs to be documented in the chart in regard to progress, lack there-of or change in objectives, interventions and goals., • Support the recipient(s) in maintaining focus and accomplishment of their identified goals., • Organize and facilitate focus topic wellness group. In these groups’ attendance will be taken and only unduplicated recipients will be counted as a contact monthly., • Assist the Outreach Coordinator or be able to provide presentation of the program at potential or existing sites., • Provide street outreach (tabling) and individual contact in regard to our services as offend as necessary (evenings & weekends)., • Promote/develop the recipient’s self-advocacy skills., • Meet monthly with Outreach Coordinator for supervision., • High School Diploma or G.E.D., • Certified Recovery Peer Advocate (CRPA-P/CRPA/CRPA-A) certificate highly preferred but not required., • Must be able to work a flexible work schedule., • Must be proficient in Microsoft products (Outlook, Word, Excel, Teams, etc.), • Drivers license Odyssey House is an equal opportunity employer maintaining a non-discriminatory policy on hiring of its personnel. Odyssey House, and its operational divisions, will not discriminate against any employee or applicant because of race, creed, color, national origin, sex, disability, marital status, sexual orientation or citizen status in all employment decisions including but not limited to recruitment, hiring, upgrading, demotion, downgrading, transfer, training, rate of pay or other forms of compensation, layoff, termination and all other terms and conditions of employment.

Job Description "Urgently Hiring!! Looking to fill as soon as possible!!” The salary range for this position is $52,000-$60,000 annually Behavior Intervention Specialists - Position Job Summary QSAC is hiring Behavior Intervention Specialists (BIS) across QSAC Program! We are looking for committed and energetic Behavior Intervention Specialists (BIS) who will conduct, assess and develop behavior support plans, address challenges and train our Direct Support Professionals (DSP) in the Day Habilitation Program, Residential Program and Family Services. BIS - Day Habilitation Program - We are looking for committed and energetic Behavior Intervention Specialists (BIS) who will conduct, assess and develop behavior support plans, address challenges and train our Direct Support Professionals (DSP) in the Day Habilitation Program. (Monday – Friday shifts available at one of our 12 Day Hab locations, depending on need and availability) BIS - Residential – Behavior Intervention Specialists (BIS) for the Residential program must be able to travel to assigned residential locations in Manhattan, Bronx, Queens and Long Island locations. As a BIS you will provide functional behavioral analysis and behavior/psychological assessments, develop and monitor behavior support plans and assist with the development and implementation of individual goals. These roles can have some flexibility in start and end times, with weekly office hours. Please Note: These roles have some autonomy, but the BIS is required to drive and travel to assigned QSAC locations. BIS - Family Services Behavior Intervention Specialists (BIS) provide 1 to 1 services in the individual’s home and community. Applicants should have knowledge of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). The BIS will work with the individual, family and Direct Support Professional (DSP) staff to develop and monitor Person Centered Service Plans to assist the individual in achieving their personal goals. Positions are available in the Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens and Long Island. The position requires traveling to the individual’s home and other locations in the community. Flexible schedule which requires some evening and weekend hours. Please Note: QSAC requires Master degree requirements for BIS candidates for Day Hab and Residential programs, we can consider candidates with Bachelor degrees for the Family Services department and QIDP roles! Overall Job Responsibilities Behavior Intervention, Assessments & Analysis • Maintain coordination of active treatment services for people being supported in QSAC Day Habilitation programs in accordance with OPWDD regulations, • Develop/Monitor/Assess monthly goals and objectives to teach the valued outcomes outlined in Life Plans, • Write/Design and revise all individual goals and observe goals implementation by Direct Support (DSP) Professionals, • Maintain clinical paperwork as regulated by New York State (OPWDD) regulations, • Provide written goal summary for and participate in interdisciplinary meetings, • Review data collected and provide monthly updates on progress, • Track due dates for required documents and reports, • Provide training to Direct Support Professionals (DSP) on skills and techniques to support people with autism by implementing the principles of applied behavior analysis (ABA), • Provide direct instruction for goal implementation and proactive and reactive strategies, • Assist with arrival and dismissal, fire drills and assist/support when typical staffing ratios are low, • Collaborate with program supervisors and help with staff disciplinary actions when necessary, • Ensure effective communication regarding behavioral issues of individuals, • Complete staff observations and provide feedback, • Participate and work as part of interdisciplinary team, • Maintain an open, friendly, professional relationship with all staff and families. Set up meetings to resolve outstanding issues, as needed, • Be an advocate for improvement in to all facets of the program, • Master's degree in one of the following human services professional fields (including, but not limited to sociology, special education, rehabilitation, counseling or psychology) required, • 1-2 years’ experience and training in applied behavior analysis (ABA) supports for people with autism highly preferred, • General knowledge of theories and principles of behavioral analysis, assessments and goal development preferred, • Experience supporting people with intellectual disabilities/autism required, • Clean and valid Driver’s license is required, • Attention to detail collaboration with a calm demeanor is essential, • Strong written and communication skills are essential, • Ability to safely assist lifting individuals of various weights & 20 lb. items., • Ability to multitask and work in a fast paced environment is required QSAC is a New York City and Long Island based nonprofit that supports children and adults with autism, together with their families, in achieving greater independence, realizing their future potential, and contributing to their communities in a meaningful way by offering person-centered services. QSAC pursues this mission through direct services that provide a supportive and individualized setting for children and adults with autism to improve their communication, socialization, academic, and functional skills. Benefits QSAC’s benefits are terrific and go beyond health and retirement. You will be joining a passionate community of professionals and staff who support each other in a challenging and rewarding work culture. • Competitive salary, • Medical, Dental and Vision Insurance have very low out of pocket costs (for FT staff), • Medical can be as low as $1 dollar per paycheck / $26 dollars a year for full medical coverage ( for FT staff), • Generous Paid Time Off policy (for full time staff) Start with 24 days annually, • Group Life Insurance and Long Term Disability (for FT staff), • Flexible Spending Accounts (for FT staff), • Defensive Driving pay incentive (for positions that require driving), • Pre-Tax Commuter Benefits, • 403(b) Retirement with Discretionary Employer Match, • Paid Training in the field of human services and ABA, • Opportunities for career advancement Qualifications are subject to change in accordance with government regulations. QSAC is an Equal Opportunity Employer (EOE) Mission-Oriented. Results-Driven. Collaborative. Passionate. We Are QSAC! To Apply: please send resume to

Job DescriptionTitle: SOCIAL WORKER, Young Adult Borough Center at Downtown BK YABC (located at George Westinghouse HS) Reports to: PROGRAM DIRECTOR, Downtown BK YABC at Westinghouse High School Location: 105 Tech Place Brooklyn, New York 11201 Hours: 35 Hours/Week; Exempt (Mon-Thurs: 1pm– 9pm, Friday: 8am- 4pm) Salary: $58,000-$65,000/Year Job Summary: The Social Worker provides individual and group counseling, crisis intervention, attendance outreach, and workshops to young adults and assists in implementing other aspects of the Downtown Brooklyn High School Young Adult Borough Center (YABC) Program; collaborate extensively with Department of Education (DOE) teachers and administrators. Major Duties: • Provide individual and group counseling and crisis intervention as needed., • Provide initial intake, assessment, planning and ongoing case management with students., • Assist students in attending school regularly through identifying obstacles and connecting with resources as well as conducting home visits., • Plan and coordinate with other Good Shepherd Services team members and relevant school staff., • Facilitate case consultations with the Advocate Counselors, Internship Coordinators and DOE staff., • Work with families and DOE staff to assist students in achieving goals., • Perform statistical, narrative and record keeping duties as required., • Assist in carrying out other aspects of the program including recognition events, trips and leadership activities., • Conduct workshops on healthy relationships, dating violence, nutrition and other relevant topics., • Develop resources and linkages to meet student needs., • Participate in agency-wide workgroups., • Attend continuing education workshops and trainings., • Perform other duties as assigned. Qualifications: • Master’s Degree in Social Work, Mental Health Counseling, Art/Music Therapy or other related counseling field required. Relevant Licensure preferred., • Bilingual Spanish or Chinese preferred., • Must have experience working with adolescents/young adults individually and in groups., • Prior experience in a school setting preferred., • Must be able to work evenings and some Saturdays., • Excellent verbal and written communication skills., • Must be able to work cohesively as part of an inter-disciplinary team., • Must have a commitment to work from a strength-based and/or youth, family and community development perspective. General Requirements: All staff are expected to be committed to the mission, vision, and values of Good Shepherd Services, which includes involvement in quality improvement activities and a willingness and ability to work within a culturally diverse environment.

Job DescriptionBenefits: • Competitive salary, • Dental insurance, • Health insurance, • Paid time off, • Training & development, • Vision insurance SUMMARY: The purpose of this position is to provide face-to-face peer support, education and advocacy to parents and caregivers of children involved in the New Jersey Children's System of Care. Family Partners must be the primary caregiver or parent of a child/youth with emotional, behavioral, mental health, substance use, intellectual and developmental challenges and have demonstrated their ability to advocate on the child's behalf. RESPONSIBILITIES: Build and maintain supportive relationships with caregivers assigned by referral through the Children's System of Care. Provide support, education and advocacy to address family's needs. Conduct Family Assessment of Strengths and Needs at intervals and create a plan of action with caregivers to address their identified needs. Educate caregivers on the roles of members of the Child Family Team within Children's System of Care. Help caregivers to build a team that includes natural supports. Assist and encourage families with expressing their needs at meetings, such as Child Family Team meetings, court hearings, and Child Study Team meetings. Educate caregivers and their families on the Wraparound values and principles and assist in the identification of natural supports who can serve on their Child Family Team. Document each caregiver encounter in the agency's defined system of record. Attend training at least 4 times per calendar year on topics related to job specific activities upon approval. Achieve and maintain successful Family Partner certification/re-certification qualifications within the designated time frames. QUALIFICATIONS: Bilingual a plus - Spanish, Portuguese and French Creole. A family partner is, or has been, the parent or primary caregiver of a child with emotional, behavioral, mental health, substance use, intellectual and developmental challenges who has successfully navigated a child serving system on behalf of the child. Must have excellent oral and written communication skills. Must be able to express ideas clearly and be able to explain concepts to others with a command of oral and written English language. Must demonstrate the ability to cooperate with strong decision making skills and the ability to work for and with others. Must be able to respond with a sense of urgency to accomplish tasks with attention to detail. Must be able to identify oneself in a professional manner in all situations. Must be able to identify problems/issues and to creatively solve them. Must be proficient computer skills in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, and Outlook). Must have a valid NJ Driver's license and a reliable vehicle with insurance. Must be able to do home visits throughout Essex County, NJ

Job Description Mindify Wellness and Care seeks a compassionate and experienced Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) to join our team. The LMHC will provide a range of mental health services to a diverse population of older adults facing a variety of challenges associated with aging. Responsibilities: • Conduct comprehensive psychosocial assessments of seniors, including gathering information about their mental, emotional, and social well-being., • Develop and implement individualized treatment plans, incorporating evidence-based therapeutic interventions., • Provide individual, family, and group therapy to address a range of mental health concerns common among seniors, such as:, • Depression and anxiety, • Grief and loss (bereavement, loss of independence), • Cognitive decline and dementia, • Chronic illness and disability, • Isolation and loneliness, • Caregiver stress and burnout, • Collaborate with other members of the care team, including physicians, nurses, social workers, and home health aides., • Advocate for seniors' mental health needs and access to care., • Educate seniors and their families about mental health conditions, coping strategies, and available community resources., • Maintain accurate and timely documentation in accordance with agency policies and professional standards., • Master's degree in Counseling, Psychology, or a related mental health field from an accredited program., • Licensed as a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) in the state of NJ., • 2 years of experience providing direct clinical services to older adults (preferred)., • Strong clinical skills in assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of mental health disorders common in older adulthood., • Experience with geriatric assessment tools and interventions (preferred)., • Excellent communication, interpersonal, and therapeutic skills., • Ability to work independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team., • Strong ethical and professional judgment with a commitment to client confidentiality. TCeS35o3rD

Job Description JOB SUMMARY: This is an entry-level direct care position assigned to community residences. Incumbents are assigned to shifts to ensure the provision of 24-hour-a-day, seven-day-a-week coverage. Workers in this job category perform a wide variety of tasks related to the care, nurturing, treatment, education, socialization, habilitation, recovery/healing, safety, security, and support of adults diagnosed with mental illness and substance abuse disorder. These tasks focus on supporting, instructing, and assisting recipients of services to develop the skills needed to attain personal goals, live, be educated, work, and socialize successfully in the community environments of their choice and also in maintaining a safe, clean environment. In addition, workers also advocate for clients and support families or other caregivers in their efforts to assist these individuals. ESSENTIAL TASKS: To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty listed satisfactorily. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable qualified individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions unless this causes undue hardship to the agency. • Throughout assigned shift performs regular inspections inside of the facility to ensure the safety of the consumers and residents, accountability of property, cleanliness of consumer rooms and common areas., • Immediately reports serious incidents, serious incident allegations, incidents, or sensitive situations to supervisors. Completes incident reports in accordance with Institute for Community Living policy., • Explains the types of services, recreational activities and other programs available to consumers and residents, instructs the consumer or resident in daily living skills, socialization skill enhancement and conflict resolution., • Executes emergency plans as outlined in the policy and procedure manual under the direction of the assigned supervisor and adheres to program policy on securing the safety and well-being of consumers/residents, staff and visitors requiring emergency medical care., • Assists and instructs individuals in attending to personal hygiene, grooming, nutrition and daily living; ensures that sufficient and appropriate attire is available., • Encourages and assists individuals to participate in physical, social, recreational, educational, and other rehabilitation goals to enhance the individual's recovery/healing, and draw individuals into fuller participation in the life of their family and community., • Reviews the staff communication log at the beginning of the work shift and makes entries in the staff communication log concerning security checks, crisis incidents, emergency situations, incident reports, or other essential elements of information designated by program management., • Observes the physical environment and performs housekeeping tasks as necessary to ensure the maintenance of a safe, clean, comfortable and healing environment for individuals., • Documents all significant behavioral responses in prescribed format; assist in crisis and emergency situations to protect the welfare of individuals, staff, and others., • Encourages and coaches individuals to participate in physical activities, exercise and athletic games, to promote physical well being; instructs and supports individuals in the performance of tasks such as shopping, meal preparation, housekeeping, transportation, and routine household operation and maintenance., • Accompanies and/or transports individuals to regularly scheduled or emergency visits to medical treatment facilities, and therapy sessions, as necessary and to social agencies, government offices, and social activities, such as dances, picnics, shopping visits, field trips to cultural and athletic events, and weekend activities, or other locations associated with the treatment or assistance of the consumer., • May assist in developing educational, vocational, and social skills within the framework of the individual's treatment/service plan. May lead skills development or activity groups with individuals and families, as appropriate., • Models appropriate interpersonal behavior and social skills., • May assist and supervise individuals in meal preparation, laundry and light housekeeping tasks;, • May supervise activities of consumer workers in special tasks., • Participates in fire drills, performs headcounts, fire-watch and heat safety activities with other team members. Assists the clinical staff in accounting for residents/consumers. May assist in the filing of missing person reports on residents/consumers not accounted for in accordance with Institute for Community Living policy and procedure, • Expected to comply with attendance rules and timekeeping procedures and to report to work as scheduled and/or required on a regular basis. Must have availability and ability to work beyond the normal schedule as needed., • Expected to participate in clinical case conferences, attend regular scheduled team and staff meetings and supervision; complies with all required in-service training, and staff development activities., • As assigned, provides monitoring of medications and makes appropriate medication administration form entries in accordance with the medication protocol. As assigned, assists consumers/residents who are on a monitored medication regime., • Observes individuals’ behavior and specific responses to treatment and rehabilitation programs, support services and medication and reports observations orally and/or in writing, including computer entries, as instructed and in accordance with applicable audit and agency standards., • Basic knowledge of mental illness and serious emotional disturbances and substance abuse disorders., • Basic knowledge of treatment, rehabilitation, and community support programs as they relate to consumers/residents, families, and staff., • Basic knowledge of routine clinical procedures and medications., • Ability to work with consumers/residents, families, and staff in a caring and respectful manner, and with due understanding of and consideration for cultural differences., • Serve as a role model to residents/consumers., • Ability to read and write at least at the secondary school level and to follow written and oral instructions., • Ability to complete written forms and reports in an accurate and timely manner, manually and by computer., • Ability to communicate effectively with staff, consumers/residents, families, and the public., • Ability to accompany or transport residents/consumers (Some assignments may require possession of a valid driver's license)., • Ability to be empathetic and supportive to consumers, instructing, demonstrating, modeling, and encouraging appropriate behavior and skills. High school graduate or GED plus one year of related human services experience. Specialized training or education in human services may be substituted for experience. NYS driver’s license may be required of some assignments. This position description is a guide to the critical duties and essential functions of the job, not an all-inclusive list of responsibilities, qualifications, physical demands, and work environment conditions. Position descriptions are reviewed and revised o meet the changing needs of the agency at the sole discretion of the management.

Job Description We are looking for a dynamic and compassionate Care Coordinators youth in Foster Care. In this role you will guide program enrollees and their caretakers (legal guardians) through the health care system by assisting with access issues, developing relationships with service providers, and tracking interventions and outcomes. Good Shepherd Services is a leading youth development, education and family service agency with more than 80 programs that serve over 30,000 children, youth and families each year. We give vulnerable youth in New York City the opportunity to take ownership of their future. Voted one of the top 100 places to work in NYC by Crain’s New York, Good Shepherd Services offers a fantastic work environment, a collaborative team dedicated to fulfilling our mission, and an amazing array of benefits. Join our team and help make a difference! Reports to: CARE MANAGER SUPERVISOR, HEALTH SERVICES Location: Bronx, New York 10453 Hours: 35 hours, Non-Exempt Salary: $46,000-$51,000/Year Major Duties: • Obtains required Care Management enrollment consents from the individual or legal guardian, • Completes initial and ongoing needs assessments (Child and Adolescent Needs and Strengths; CANS) to determine the individual’s most appropriate level of care management., • Responsible for the overall management of the patient’s Individualized Plan of Care. Through the creation of an Individual Plan of Care the Care Manager is able to:, • Coordinate the enrollee’s provision of services including as per their acuity level., • Support adherence to treatment recommendations, • Monitor and evaluate a patient’s needs, including prevention, wellness, medical, mental health, care transitions, and social and community services where appropriate., • Meets client contact requirements (keeping in mind that caseloads may be “blended”):, • Care Managers serving children will be required to have some face-face visits on a consistent schedule as per the mandates of their acuity level (high, medium, or low)., • Meets Care Management documentation requirements in a timely and accurate manner by effectively utilizing designated Care Management Portal (Medicaid Analytics Performance Portal; MAPP) and Electronic Health Records (EHRs) as needed, • Functions as an advocate for clients within the agency and external service providers, • Promotes wellness and prevention by linking enrollees with resources and services based on their individual needs and preferences, • Educate the child/caregiver on care of chronic conditions, immunization, screening and other preventive interventions., • Helps clients to obtain and maintain public benefits necessary to gain health care services, including Medicaid and cash assistance eligibility, Social Security, SNAP, housing, legal services, employment and training supports, and others., • Effectively communicates and shares information with the individual and their families and other caregivers with appropriate consideration for language, literacy and cultural preferences., • Conducts care planning meetings/conferences and serves as an interdisciplinary team member to effectively provide/coordinate comprehensive and holistic care, • Identifies available community-based resources and actively manages appropriate referrals, access, engagement, follow-up and coordination of services, • In the event of hospital admissions, actively engages in the discharge planning process ensuring that the patient has all recommended post discharge services in place prior to discharge, • Attends and participates in ongoing staff development trainings to enhance skills needed to effectively meet the demands of the Care Manager position, • Ensure that child has periodic evaluations and follow up treatment for dental, vision and hearing care, following Medicaid EPSDT guidelines, • All other duties, as needed Qualifications: Education and/or credential requirements are determined by children’s acuity level and requires one or more of the following: • Bachelors of Arts or Science with two years’ experience required, • Registered Nurse or Licensed Practical Nurse with two years’ experience, • A Master’s Degree in related field (License preferred), • Relevant expertise and experience in serving children and families in child welfare, developmental disabilities, mental health, healthcare and/or other systems as well as those receiving preventive services., • Care Coordinators serving high acuity enrollees will be required to have demonstrated knowledge and understanding of the needs of such children and their families as evidenced by additional years of experience, education, or training., • Care Coordinators assigned to children who have medical fragility must have extensive experience in coordinating their care, • Experience providing service coordination and information, linkages, and referrals for community-based services.

Job DescriptionJob Title: Peer Specialist Job Summary: We are looking for Peer Specialist with lived experiences to provide support, services and treatment to ACT clients, with the goal of improving overall stability in the community, promoting progress towards their recovery goals, as well as supporting life skills development. The Peer Specialist will be assigned to the Forensic Assertive Community Treatment (FACT). The FACT team delivers comprehensive and effective services to individuals (age 18 and up) who are diagnosed with serious mental illness (SMI) and whose needs have not been well met by more traditional service delivery approaches. These individuals also suffer from co-occurring substance use disorders and have histories of criminal legal system involvement. Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) is an evidence-based practice that provides an integrated set of other evidence-based treatment, rehabilitation, case management, and support services delivered by a mobile, multi-disciplinary mental health treatment team to support recipient recovery through a highly individualized approach that provides recipients with the tools to obtain and maintain housing, employment, relationships and relief from symptoms and medication side effects. Shift Hours: This position is full-time Monday - Friday from 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Salary: The salary range for the role is $46,350 - $51,500 per year Location Address: 151 Lawrence Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201. Our office is easily accessible by public transportation. Workplace Flexibility: Flexible - Staff have flexibility to complete their work day from home or another suitable space, typically after reporting to the office and/or engaging in field or community-based work. What you will be doing: • Peer Specialist will attend and participate in daily team meetings to discuss clients’ clinical and case management issues and needs., • Peer Specialist will complete documentations required by the NYS Office of Mental Health (OMH) and NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene’s (DOHMH) licensing guidelines, NYS Medicaid billing guidelines as well as per CASES ACT Policy and Procedures., • Peer Specialist will use motivational interviewing, recovery and trauma-informed approaches when delivering peer services to address housing, income support, education and vocational training, social supports, employment, and primary care needs., • Peer Specialist will identify, coordinate and connect participants with support networks to support service plan goals., • Peer Specialist provide individual peer support, wellness and harm reduction counseling using motivational interviewing and a person-centered approach., • Provide 24-hour crisis intervention on-call services on rotating basis., • Provide culturally competent services in accordance with CASES policies and practice. What we are looking for: • High school diploma., • At least 2 years of work experience providing peer support to individuals with serious mental illness and criminal justice involvement., • Certified Peer Specialist or Certified Recovery Peer Advocate, or eligible to obtain certification within 6 months of hire., • Lived experience using mental health treatment and/or substance use treatment services., • Individuals with previous criminal justice experience are eligible., • Proficiency with computer and electronic health records. Preferred Skills: • Graduate of a recognized peer specialist training program such as the Howie the Harp Peer Advocacy and Training Center Peer Specialist Program., • Fluency in Spanish. Employee Benefits: CASES cares about employee wellbeing, and we offer a comprehensive benefits package to support you and your family, including: • Medical, • Dental, • Vision, • Vacation and Paid Time Off – starting at 25 days-off annually, plus an additional summer self-care day, • 12 Paid Holidays per year, • Retirement 403b Competitive matching up to 6%, • Employee Referral Program Although we would love to learn about the skills of every candidate, only selected candidates that are selected will receive a response. We encourage you to apply for any position(s) you feel you are qualified for. CASES is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. Employment with CASES is based solely on qualifications and competence for a particular position without regard to race, color, ethnic or national origin, age, religion, creed, gender, sexual orientation, disability, or marital, military, or citizenship status. We also actively recruit individuals with prior involvement in the criminal legal system. This position is full-time Monday - Friday from 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM 35 hours per week

Job DescriptionFounded in 2017, Obsidian Security was created to close a critical gap: securing the SaaS applications where modern business happens—platforms like Microsoft 365, Salesforce, and hundreds more. Backed by top investors including Greylock, Norwest Venture Partners, and IVP, we've built a complete SaaS security platform to reduce risk, detect and respond to threats, and prevent breaches at the source. Our team includes leaders who helped define the categories of endpoint and identity security at CrowdStrike, Okta, Cylance, and Carbon Black. Now, we're transforming how SaaS is secured—in the era of agentic AI. Today, Obsidian is trusted by global enterprises like Snowflake, T-Mobile, and Pure Storage. We protect more than 200 organizations across North America, Europe, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, Australia, and New Zealand—including many of the world's largest Fortune 1000 and Global 2000 companies.With strong global momentum, a growing partner ecosystem including SentinelOne, Databricks, and Google Cloud, and a major fundraise on the horizon, we're scaling quickly toward long-term growth and IPO readiness. Join us as we define the future of SaaS security! About the Team: We're looking for high energy and ambitious individuals to join our customer-facing teams. You will be the tip of the spear for our technical engagement and will be an ambassador for our company, people, and technology. About the Role: We are hiring a talented Senior Solutions Engineer to join our team. If you're excited to be part of a winning team, Obsidian Security is a great place to make an impact. A Senior Solutions Engineer is responsible for actively driving and managing the technical evaluation stage of the sales process and mentoring and building the team. You will work with the sales team to technically advise on the sales of Obsidian solutions and is a subject matter expert on SaaS security challenges and solutions. It is the Senior Solutions Engineer's responsibility to partner with prospects in a technical and educational capacity throughout the sales cycle and be the advocate for the customer back to product management and engineering. You will work closely with the leadership team to build out the rest of the extended team in the respective regions. The ideal candidate is aggressive, collaborative, and knowledgeable, has worked in an offensive or defensive cybersecurity role, and has strong software engineering abilities. This is a 100% remote role with location preference in the Greater New York, New Jersey, or Connecticut metro areas. • Partner internally and externally to assess security needs and to determine requirements and alignment of Obsidian solutions to prospect pain points., • Conduct solution proof-of-value engagements to obtain technical wins. ● A strong commitment to the Obsidian Code: ○ Customers Win, We Win. ○ One Obsidian, One Score. ○ Do Great Things Together. ○ Everyone is a Pioneer ● A strong blend of communication abilities and technical skills to be the field-facing technical ambassador for Obsidian ● Expert-level knowledge of cybersecurity, especially Cloud and SaaS security concerns ● Experience interacting with APIs, integrations, and middle-ware ● Competitive and market intelligence reconnaissance abilities ● Understanding of routes to market and ability to represent Obsidian with a wide variety of partnerships ● Experience with cybersecurity solution stacks and how Obsidian is complementary or competitive ● Presentation skills for crafting and delivering thought-leadership presentations at security conferences and webinars ● Willingness to travel depending on customer opportunities and role Employee Benefits Our competitive benefits packages are designed to support our employees' well-being, both at work and at home. Our US based employees enjoy: • Competitive compensation with equity and 401k, • Comprehensive healthcare with dental and vision coverage, • Flexible paid time off and paid holiday time off, • 12 weeks of new parent or family leave Pay Transparancy Please note that the base pay range is a guideline and for candidates who receive an offer, the base pay will vary based on factors such as work location, as well as the knowledge, skills and experience of the candidate. In addition to a competitive base salary, this position is eligible for equity awards and may be eligible for sales commission or incentive compensation based on the role or function within the company. At Obsidian, we are proud to be an equal-opportunity employer. We value diversity and hire for talent, passion, and compassion. In compliance with federal law, all persons hired will be required to submit satisfactory proof of identity and legal authorization. If you have a need that requires accommodation, please contact Information collected and processed as part of any job applications you choose to submit is subject to Obsidian's Applicant Privacy Policy. Base Salary Range$134,000—$197,000 USD

Job Description PRIMARY FUNCTION/PURPOSE: Supervise the delivery of services provided by Client Care Coordinators (Social Workers) to enhance existing services to homeless families. This includes the completion of a thorough assessment, and the development and completion of a bio-psychosocial for each family upon intake, crisis intervention, counseling, client advocacy, and referrals to government and/or community-based resources. If needed, this individual will ensure that recommendations of achievable goals be implemented on each family’s service plan, leading to permanent housing, and strengthening the overall permanency outcome for clients in shelter. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: • Must be a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) in the state of New York upon hire or within three (3) months of hire, • Minimum of 3-5 years of experience in social services, counseling, crisis intervention, family services, preventive services, housing services, or homeless services, • At least two years of supervisory experience in social services, counseling, crisis intervention, family services, preventive services, housing services, or homeless services, • Knowledge in three or more of the following areas:, • Experience in supervision of social workers, • Experience in client assessment, service plan development, and case management, • Child and adolescent development, • Parent-child relationships, family dynamics, and diagnostic classifications, • Mental health and Emotional/Behavior health, • Child Welfare policies and procedures, • Government Entitlements: TANF, Social Security, Medicare etc., • Knowledge and experience working with diverse cultures and ethnicities, • Expertise in strengths-based, solution-focused, and family-centered practice, • Experience facilitating groups for adults, • Proficiency in Spanish a plus, • Excellent oral and written communication skills coupled with strong interpersonal skills, • Proficient in MS Office, Outlook, Excel, PowerPoint, and Adobe PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES: • Manage and supervise a team of Client Care Coordinators to develop a team of skilled professional staff, including recruitment, training, supervision, evaluation, and staff scheduling to achieve the objectives of both CRF and Agency Funders, • Guide client care coordinators in the development, implementation, and achievement of program goals, • Handle administrative, operational, and programmatic issues that might affect client care coordinator staff, • Assign cases to client care coordinators for newly admitted clients to be assessed immediately upon admission and managed throughout shelter stay, • Ensure the timely completion of comprehensive bio psychosocial assessments for each client to understand strengths and service needs, • Work effectively as a part of a multi-disciplinary team to enhance client engagement and the delivery of quality service, • Enhance the delivery and coordination of mental health and related services to clients in shelter, • Ensure that Client Care Coordinator reports are clearly written and capture assessment findings and recommendations, • Confer and consult with professional and technical personnel in implementing a multidisciplinary approach to client care and well-being, • Ensure that Client Care Coordinators are providing short-term counseling, outreach services, crisis intervention, risk assessment, safety planning, and psycho-education for clients, • Collaborate with ACS and/or prevention services agencies, and participate in conferences to advocate on behalf of clients as needed, • Ensure that Client Care Coordinators are providing clients with appropriate referrals and linkages between mental health providers, government agencies, and other related community-based services as needed, • Serve as agency/program liaison between DHS, government agencies, community-based organizations and/or groups, • Develop and Implement group work to be facilitated by Client Care Coordinators to address family issues, enhance life skills etc., • Ensure that Client Care Coordinators are completing all documentation in a timely manner, • Ensure that Client Care Coordinators assess each client/family for supportive housing, complete supportive housing applications when applicable, and accompany residents to supportive housing interviews when needed, • Ensure that Client Care Coordinators complete and discuss exit summaries with each client, and provide clients/families with referrals and supportive services identified in their new community, • Participate in family meetings with case work and housing teams to discuss planning efforts and progress, • Networking and establishing successful linkages with government and community-based organizations to create resources for both families and staff, • Work in collaboration with the Director of Social Services and the Housing Coordinator to ensure that all services lead to permanent housing placement, • Complete special projects and assignments as needed or identified by leadership, • Must work one late a week from 11 am -7 pm to accommodate both staff and families, • Provide on-call crisis intervention support to Client Care Coordinators, • Perform other duties as assigned CLIENT CHARTS / STAFF COMPLIANCE: • Manages, reviews, and monitors Client Care Coordinators’ maintenance of client records (paper and electronic) by conducting case audits, ensuring both internal and external quality assurance standards are being met in accordance with CRF and DHS standards, • Provides training to new staff and existing Client Care Coordinator staff, • Provide individual and group supervision to Care Coordinators to provide coaching, guidance, and support on service delivery and work performance, • Ensure that high-risk cases are monitored closely and serviced effectively, • Provide Client Care Coordination team with support and guidance on high-risk and challenging cases, • Collects and analyzes data provided on client services to evaluate team success in service delivery, • Provides Client Care Coordination services in the absence or vacancy of Client Care Coordinator staff MEASURABLE AREAS: • Ability to team lead and provide effective supervision, guidance, and oversight of subordinates, • Timely reporting of critical/priority one incidents to DHS, • Ability to respond and troubleshoot crisis situations, • Comply with and promote compliance with all agency policies, helping to strengthen and maintain an ethical organizational culture Completion of DHS Monthly Metrics. • Number of biopsychosocials completed, • Number of mental health referrals, • Number of successful referrals (3 MH referrals kept), • Number of substance use referrals, • Number of successful referrals (3 SU referrals kept), • Number of other referrals, • Number of successful other referrals, • Number of linkage agreements finalized, • Number of training sessions conducted, • Number of client groups/workshops facilitated, • Timely completion and submission of CCC Unit DHS Monthly Metrics Report SECONDARY RESPONSIBILITIES: • Facilitate effective communication with other staff within an interdisciplinary context, participate in and contribute to staff meetings and the development of policies and procedures, • Participate in trainings and staff-development activities to acquire and maintain both the interpersonal and operational skills necessary for successful job performance, • Provide professional development to Client Care Coordinators to enhance skill-sets as it relates to appropriately assessing the needs of clients in shelter, • Work in collaboration with site leadership to provide training and consultation to shelter-based case management team, and to increase the ability of shelter staff to address mental health issues, • Ensure that staff attend CORE trainings within (6) months of employment, such as the mandated Reporter Training, CARES Getting Started, CARES Incident Reporting, CARES Intimate Partner Violence 101, Bio-Psychosocial & Engagement 101, Bio-Psychosocial & Engagement 102, Risk & Safety Assessment, Motivational Interviewing, and CPR/First Aid PRINCIPAL RELATIONSHIPS: • Frequent interaction with diverse clients to assess and respond to their needs, • Collaborative working relationships with and volunteers who aid in the facility, • Regular contact with other program and Social Services staff to ensure team delivery of consistent high-quality services OTHER REQUIREMENTS (including Physical Demands): • May be required to work long hours and a varied schedule, • Traveling throughout various locations in the New York City area when necessary, • Lifting and moving objects weighing up to 30 pounds several times a week, • Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions EEO Statement – Children’s Rescue Fund is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, gender identity, sexual orientation or protected veteran status. #IND1

Job Description About CSS Center for Supportive Schools (CSS) is a fast-paced, collegial, and team-oriented organization wholly committed to helping schools become places where students want to be. CSS is driven by the vision that one day, all students will thrive in schools that graduate them prepared for the rigors of college and lives filled with meaningful work, active citizenship, and personal fulfillment. Our work directly addresses student disengagement, a root cause of diminished academic performance, students dropping out of school, and other high-risk student behaviors. Founded in 1979, we are a national organization currently impacting 65,000 students annually and committed to supporting every K-12 school in the country. We know that we can only be truly mission-oriented by first building a safe, supportive, engaging, and inspiring internal culture. Thus, we focus on creating the conditions for staff to bring the full weight of their brilliance, skills, and past experiences, and to thrive personally. We work to ensure that all staff feel accepted, valued, affirmed, connected, safe to grow, and encouraged to advocate for progress. About Community Schools Community Schools offer a holistic approach toward improving academic performance driven by strong, collaborative partnerships among principals, parents, teachers, and CBOs. In Community Schools, parents are real and active partners in their children's education. Each student is connected to a mentor, club, or social service. The school climate is joyful and positive. Community members spend time at the school, participating in activities ranging from athletics and yoga to financial and parenting workshops. Extended afterschool or weekend classes are commonplace. An integral part of this approach is the blending of school- and community-based services into the school day, such as health, mental health, counseling, and academic enrichment. Extended afterschool or weekend classes are commonplace. An integral part of this approach is the blending of school- and community-based services into the school day, such as health, mental health, counseling, and academic enrichment. The Role As the full-time Student & Family Engagement Coordinator, you will be responsible for the day-to-day management of the community school's student engagement strategy, including building and maintaining relationships with administration, faculty, staff, and students during the traditional school; creating, strengthening, and maintaining the bridge between the school and the community in the efforts of promoting student success; and facilitating and providing leadership for the collaborative process and development of a continuum of services for student success in academics, attendance, and social-emotional development. Initially, you will support the establishment and implementation of a community school strategy under the direction of the Community Schools Director. Over time, you may support any or all of CSS's leadership solutions that may be implemented at the school. You will ensure that the student engagement and development strategy is implemented at exceptional levels of quality with full support, buy-in, and regular communication with stakeholders across the school community. Key Job Responsibilities • Build and maintain relationships with administration, faculty, staff, students, families, and community partners in the school community to promote student success, • Conduct a needs and strengths assessment process, including: reviewing school and student-level data; conducting focus groups with families, students, faculty, staff, administrators, and community partners; and reviewing and/or conducting school climate and culture survey, • Meet with identified students during assigned times of the school to support students' attendance and academic performance, • Develop and implement ongoing mechanisms to illicit input from teachers, school staff, Community School Team members, families, and students to determine ongoing needs to promote students success, • Coordinate, plan, and facilitate on-site technical assistance meetings with faculty and staff to plan for specific program implementations, problem-solve implementation obstacles, and ensure program sustainability, • Assist in the implementation and maintenance of processes that encourage referrals to programs and services offered at the school; provides timely feedback to those who make referrals; and alert the Attendance/Student Success Teams to the need for programs not already offered, • Identify needs of chronically absent students, assist in the application of interventions, and track and monitor impact of interventions on weekly basis, as part of weekly Attendance/Student Success meetings, • Collect and monitor program implementation data and student data for each partnership and initiative implemented, and assist in the development of a "dashboard" views that allow easy data analysis and interaction by the Student Success Team, Community School Team (CST) and other school stakeholders Education: Bachelor's degree OR you have a High School Diploma and at least 5 years of experience in schools Professional Experiences and Personal Qualities/Skills: You likely have demonstrated extensive knowledge of and experience working in New York City public schools; exceptional abilities to problem solve, plan, and prioritize; and a "roll-up-your-sleeves" entrepreneurial, startup attitude. You likely have extensive knowledge of and experience working in education reform and student support services; proven ability to work in a fast-paced environment managing multiple projects; and demonstrated high level interpersonal and cross-cultural skills, including the ability to build relationships internally and externally and to manage effective teams. In addition, you have likely had the following experiences and have demonstrated the following attributes: • Multi-lingual skills preferred but not required; specific interest in Spanish, French, Arabic, Bengali, • Excellent listening, writing, and speaking skills, • Highly effective time-management, goal-setting, problem-solving, and decision-making skills, • Ability to gather, analyze, synthesize, and communicate information from various sources, • Strong public speaking and group facilitation skills, • Knowledgeable in issues related to K-12 schools and adult education, • Knowledgeable in student support services, • Ability to obtain and utilize student and school data to drive decisions, • Demonstrated ability to work independently and collaboratively, • Ability to use discretion and judgment in handling confidential and sensitive information, • Knowledge of and an enthusiastic commitment to the organization's mission, solutions, and offerings, • Ability to work effectively with school-aged youth, educators, families, and communities from a wide range of cultural, social, and economic backgrounds., • Experience working in school-based settings, with knowledge about tenets of community organizing, student support services, and youth development theories, • Ability to work collaboratively, with strong relationship-building skills, • DOE fingerprinting and background clearances, • Program implementation experience preferred, • Knowledgeable in technology, • Remarkable references Location The Student & Family Engagement Coordinator will be based at a New York City partner school. Occasional travel to CSS's Manhattan office is expected. Compensation and Benefits The anticipated starting date for this position is rolling. The salary range for this position is $51,500 - $64,400. CSS offers the following benefits: • Comprehensive and competitive benefits plan, including health, dental, vision, flexible spending accounts, health reimbursement accounts, commuter and transit accounts for employees who meet the eligibility requirements, • 403(b) plan with employer match, • Generous paid time off, • Paid holidays and winter break, • Flexible work option based on job role eligibility, • Employee Assistance Program, • Reduced schedule on Fridays during summer months, • Phone stipend To Apply Interested candidates are requested to apply by emailing a cover letter and CV/résumé to . Please include (1) the title of the position in the subject line of your email and (2) where you found the position posting in your cover letter. If possible, please email all documents in PDF format. NYC Department of Education fingerprinting and background clearances will be required. Center for Supportive Schools is an equal opportunity employer committed to inclusive hiring.

Job Description "Urgently Hiring!! Looking to fill as soon as possible!!” The salary range for this position is $52,000-$60,000 annually Behavior Intervention Specialists - Position Job Summary QSAC is hiring Behavior Intervention Specialists (BIS) across QSAC Program! We are looking for committed and energetic Behavior Intervention Specialists (BIS) who will conduct, assess and develop behavior support plans, address challenges and train our Direct Support Professionals (DSP) in the Day Habilitation Program, Residential Program and Family Services. BIS - Day Habilitation Program - We are looking for committed and energetic Behavior Intervention Specialists (BIS) who will conduct, assess and develop behavior support plans, address challenges and train our Direct Support Professionals (DSP) in the Day Habilitation Program. (Monday – Friday shifts available at one of our 12 Day Hab locations, depending on need and availability) BIS - Residential – Behavior Intervention Specialists (BIS) for the Residential program must be able to travel to assigned residential locations in Manhattan, Bronx, Queens and Long Island locations. As a BIS you will provide functional behavioral analysis and behavior/psychological assessments, develop and monitor behavior support plans and assist with the development and implementation of individual goals. These roles can have some flexibility in start and end times, with weekly office hours. Please Note: These roles have some autonomy, but the BIS is required to drive and travel to assigned QSAC locations. BIS - Family Services Behavior Intervention Specialists (BIS) provide 1 to 1 services in the individual’s home and community. Applicants should have knowledge of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). The BIS will work with the individual, family and Direct Support Professional (DSP) staff to develop and monitor Person Centered Service Plans to assist the individual in achieving their personal goals. Positions are available in the Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens and Long Island. The position requires traveling to the individual’s home and other locations in the community. Flexible schedule which requires some evening and weekend hours. Please Note: QSAC requires Master degree requirements for BIS candidates for Day Hab and Residential programs, we can consider candidates with Bachelor degrees for the Family Services department and QIDP roles! Overall Job Responsibilities Behavior Intervention, Assessments & Analysis • Maintain coordination of active treatment services for people being supported in QSAC Day Habilitation programs in accordance with OPWDD regulations, • Develop/Monitor/Assess monthly goals and objectives to teach the valued outcomes outlined in Life Plans, • Write/Design and revise all individual goals and observe goals implementation by Direct Support (DSP) Professionals, • Maintain clinical paperwork as regulated by New York State (OPWDD) regulations, • Provide written goal summary for and participate in interdisciplinary meetings, • Review data collected and provide monthly updates on progress, • Track due dates for required documents and reports, • Provide training to Direct Support Professionals (DSP) on skills and techniques to support people with autism by implementing the principles of applied behavior analysis (ABA), • Provide direct instruction for goal implementation and proactive and reactive strategies, • Assist with arrival and dismissal, fire drills and assist/support when typical staffing ratios are low, • Collaborate with program supervisors and help with staff disciplinary actions when necessary, • Ensure effective communication regarding behavioral issues of individuals, • Complete staff observations and provide feedback, • Participate and work as part of interdisciplinary team, • Maintain an open, friendly, professional relationship with all staff and families. Set up meetings to resolve outstanding issues, as needed, • Be an advocate for improvement in to all facets of the program, • Master's degree in one of the following human services professional fields (including, but not limited to sociology, special education, rehabilitation, counseling or psychology) required, • 1-2 years’ experience and training in applied behavior analysis (ABA) supports for people with autism highly preferred, • General knowledge of theories and principles of behavioral analysis, assessments and goal development preferred, • Experience supporting people with intellectual disabilities/autism required, • Clean and valid Driver’s license is required, • Attention to detail collaboration with a calm demeanor is essential, • Strong written and communication skills are essential, • Ability to safely assist lifting individuals of various weights & 20 lb. items., • Ability to multitask and work in a fast paced environment is required QSAC is a New York City and Long Island based nonprofit that supports children and adults with autism, together with their families, in achieving greater independence, realizing their future potential, and contributing to their communities in a meaningful way by offering person-centered services. QSAC pursues this mission through direct services that provide a supportive and individualized setting for children and adults with autism to improve their communication, socialization, academic, and functional skills. Benefits QSAC’s benefits are terrific and go beyond health and retirement. You will be joining a passionate community of professionals and staff who support each other in a challenging and rewarding work culture. • Competitive salary, • Medical, Dental and Vision Insurance have very low out of pocket costs (for FT staff), • Medical can be as low as $1 dollar per paycheck / $26 dollars a year for full medical coverage ( for FT staff), • Generous Paid Time Off policy (for full time staff) Start with 24 days annually, • Group Life Insurance and Long Term Disability (for FT staff), • Flexible Spending Accounts (for FT staff), • Defensive Driving pay incentive (for positions that require driving), • Pre-Tax Commuter Benefits, • 403(b) Retirement with Discretionary Employer Match, • Paid Training in the field of human services and ABA, • Opportunities for career advancement Qualifications are subject to change in accordance with government regulations. QSAC is an Equal Opportunity Employer (EOE) Mission-Oriented. Results-Driven. Collaborative. Passionate. We Are QSAC! To Apply: please send resume to

Job DescriptionBenefits: Family and Youth Peer Support (FYPS) Services support and empower parents/caregivers of children and youth (birth age 24) who are experiencing social, emotional, developmental, substance use, and/or behavioral challenges, and the children and youth themselves. The goals of the program are to: (i) to provide parents/caregivers and youth with a comprehensive range of peer services in order to empower parents to advocate their childs needs and improve the mental health of parents/caregivers and children/youth served and (ii) reduce the stigma associated with mental health services for both individuals and communities. Job Responsibilities/Duties Will carry a caseload of 85 unduplicated children and youth annually. Will assist youth with identifying needs, strengths, challenges, and goal and develop individualized care plans (ICP). Facilitate groups and hold individual one-on-one peer support sessions focusing on Engagement, Bridging and Transition Support to help increase participants strengths to navigate systems and better respond to caregiver Provide Youth with the tools needed in order to learn how to self-advocate and manage systems. Encourage and support the youth involvement in their treatment plan and use of community resources. Coach and Model shared decision-making and skills to support collaborations. Accompany youth and families to meeting and appointments as needed. Support and encourage family and youth participation in community, regional state, national activities to develop their leadership skills. Encourage civic stewardship. Provide groups and workshops on Youth Skill Development and teaching youth how to learn and practices strategies that encourage positive behavior. Provide education on wellness and resiliency. Encourage youth to stay in school, and the importance of an education. Attend school meetings as needed. Connect youth to support systems within their own community. Conduct outreach and participate in community events. Help youth to improve social skills, and become more involved in leisure and recreational activities as well as connect them to faith based institutions and cultural activities and organizations. Make referrals for needed services and additional supports as needed. Will help develop clients support systems and integrate them into community services. Document and report on all outcomes and goals of the program Supervisor and Alliance Coordinator. Participate in community level committees/forums to represent the youth's perspective and influence policy. Qualifications Must have a minimum of a High-School degree or GED Two years of relevant experience and be a Certified Peer Leader within 18 months of hire. Have self-identified as a person who has first-hand experience with the population we serve. Computer proficient Bilingual preferred Hours of Operation Flexible 9 AM to 5 PM Monday through Friday with at least one evening until 8PM, some Saturdays and Holidays.

Job Description At Childrens Rescue Fund we are commitment to attracting top talent. We urgently seek to employ highly qualified Licensed Social Workers whose values are centered around service, empowerment, and commitment. If selected, you will be eligible for a $1,500.00 sign on bonus. To qualify you must be an LMSW at the time of hire. Client Care Coordinator (Icahn House) PRIMARY FUNCTION/PURPOSE: The Client Care Coordinator is responsible for the overall delivery and coordination of mental health and related services for homeless individuals. The Client Care Coordinator will enhance existing services to include a thorough assessment of clients’ long-term goals at intake and collaborate with the case management staff to set achievable goals while establishing linkages within the community to ensure the client’s successful progress towards independent living. This individual will work with clients at our Icahn House location in the Bronx, NY. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: • Must be a Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW) in the state of New York upon hire or obtain licensure within three (3) months of hire, and have a master’s degree in social work from an accredited school of social work, • At least one year of experience in social services, counseling, crisis intervention, family services, preventive services, housing services, or homeless services is strongly preferred, • Knowledge and experience working with diverse cultures and ethnicities, • Expertise in strengths-based, solution-focused, and family-centered practice, • Experience facilitating groups for adults, • Proficiency in Spanish and/or French a plus, • Excellent written and verbal communication skills, • Excellent interpersonal skills and computer literacy in Microsoft-Office are required PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES: • Complete a comprehensive bio-psychosocial assessment with each family to understand strengths & service needs, • Provide clear written reports that capture family assessment findings & recommendations, • Assist families that are homeless as they navigate multiple systems & cope with the stressors & anxiety induced by homelessness, • Provide outreach services, crisis intervention, risk assessment, safety planning, & psyche-education for families, • Prioritize & conduct unit visits to the high-risk families that are in-shelter to coordinate safety planning efforts in the household, • Prepare children & parents to accept services, • Collaborate with ACS and/or prevention services agencies, and participate in conferences to advocate on behalf of the family, • Make appropriate referrals and facilitate linkages between mental health providers, government agencies, and other related community–based services as needed, • Serve as agency/program liaison between government agencies, community–based organizations, and/or groups, • Improve access to mental health services for families in-shelter by facilitating in person or telehealth services, • Enhance delivery & coordination of mental health & related services, • Work effectively as part of a multi-disciplinary team of service providers to enhance engagement and ensure quality service, • Confer and consult with professional & technical personnel in implementing a multidisciplinary approach to client care & well-being, • Deliver enhanced mental health services: conduct biopsychosocial assessment, provide on-site mental health services (short counseling & brief intervention services), coordinate clinical treatment (clinical care coordination) referral, as well as linkage to care (medication management or psychotherapy) & follow-up, • Promote in-person or telehealth usage by utilizing H+H Express Care & other telehealth service utilization services via other hospitals & mental health providers of the client’s choice, • Utilize DHS Referral Basics: match the need as assessed through the BPS as soon as possible, assist client in scheduling, provide reminders before the appointment, coordinate transportation to the appointment, facilitate access to teletherapy, and provide a warm hand off when possible, • Follow up on referral provided to the client: confirm the client was able to attend, how the session went, and address any concerns or questions the client might have, if a client did not attend assist with rescheduling & addressing any barriers, • Participate in family meetings with case management & housing staff to discuss planning efforts & progress, • Assist clients with completing applications for supportive housing and accompany residents to supportive housing interviews when necessary, • Upon linkage to permanent housing, complete and discuss exit summary with family, and provide the family with referrals and supportive services identified in new community, • Utilize fact sheets, desk guides, and other material resources in delivering mental health services, • Complete all documentation in a timely manner; document services provided, efforts, and outcomes in CARES, • Compile information/data in regard to needed internal and external reports, • Attend professional development training & opportunities; participate in FWC mental health trainings delivered by DHS, • Perform other duties as assigned PRINCIPAL RELATIONSHIPS: • Frequent interaction with diverse clients to assess and respond to their needs, • Work in collaboration with staff to build and promote a cohesive and professional working relationship to ensure the delivery of high consistent high-quality services, • Outreach and network with community-based and government agencies to secure resources to assist both clients and staff OTHER REQUIREMENTS (including Physical Demands): • Lifting and moving objects weighing up to 30 pounds several times a week, • Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions EEO Statement – Children’s Rescue Fund is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, gender identity, sexual orientation or protected veteran status. #IND1

Job DescriptionDescription High-Net Worth Account Manager/Private Client Account Manager We are an independent full-service, international brokerage firm covering all lines of insurance for a wide variety of corporations, individuals and families. Our approach embraces the reality that managing risk is all about the details. Our core values are trust, service, and innovation. Trust is the foundation of our client relationships. We earn their trust each and every day through expert counsel, making and meeting commitments, and forthrightness in our interactions. Service is our hallmark. We provide the highest levels of service in the industry today, driven primarily by personal interaction, from initial risk assessment through to client advocacy in claims matters. Innovation is our passion. We approach managing the increasingly complex risk environment as an opportunity for insurance innovation and work with the industry’s leading underwriters to create the insurance products our clients need to manage complex risks. Our professionals are hand-selected based on talent, commitment to outstanding client service, and years of experience in the insurance industry. The firm excels in all aspects of risk management and insurance brokerage and has been particularly successful at meeting the insurance needs of high-net-worth individuals and family offices, performing due diligence for mergers and acquisitions and corporate restructurings, and innovating unique insurance products and programs for complex risks. We have substantial, longstanding relationships with the leaders of the underwriting community, and these relationships enable us to create products and services to address clients’ specific, complex exposures, as well as effectively advocate on their behalf in claims matters. Managing risk is all about the details™, and our intense attention to them is why our clients trust us to protect their assets, their families, and their future. We are an industry-growth leader, domestically and internationally, with offices in New York, Palm Beach, Beverly Hills, and London. We are looking for a High-Net Worth Senior Account Executive to join our team. Key Responsibilities • Supervision of HNW Account Manager(s), • Managing a book of business and working directly with clients and underwriting companies, • Communicating with clients and associates, • Fostering a great team environment Skills, Knowledge and Expertise • 10-15 years experience working with High-Net Worth Personal Lines clients either for broker or underwriter, • Capable of managing a book of business and working directly with clients and underwriting companies to market and place renewals and new business and handle day to day service requirements, • Demonstrate product knowledge and relationships with major underwriting companies such as Chubb, PURE, Cinci and AIG, • Familiar with AMS 360 or EPIC agency management systems, • Strong interpersonal skills and written and oral communication skills, • Demonstrate ability to work in a team environment BenefitsMedical, dental, life, 401k with match, PTO, vacation, disability etc.

Job Description Position: Founding Director of Social Emotional Development Location: Tiger Clubhouse, 565 Morris Ave. Bronx, NY Department: Program Schedule: Full-Time Salary: $60,000-$80,000 Employment Type: Full-Time, Exempt About Us Since 1876, The Boys’ Club of New York (BCNY) has been partnering with boys and young men in after-school, weekend, and summer programs that support youth growth and development. BCNY’s two well-equipped clubhouses in East Harlem and Flushing and its wilderness camp in Harriman State Park offer activities and programs remarkable in their range. From swimming to robotics and enjoying ice skating in Central Park and a trip to the theatre on Saturdays, BCNY programs and events deepen interests and skills and are free of charge to members and their families. With the increase in youth directly impacted by the shelter and homelessness crisis in New York City, BCNY is dedicated to increasing equitable access to its free, high quality youth programs that foster brave spaces where boys and young men can connect, have fun and build lifelong friendships with peers and mentor. Part of that mission is our commitment to BCNY’s expansion sites in the Bronx and Brooklyn that engage members within their communities with the same youth-centered ethos the organization is known for. Our dedicated and highly skilled staff and our professional advisory council have made BCNY a leader in youth programming across the field and we invite you join our team as we partner with boys and young men as they journey through their childhoods and our clubhouses. Summary of Position The Director of Program Specialties and SEL serves as a key leader at Tiger Clubhouse. This role blends youth development strategy with a social work lens, ensuring specialty programming is both engaging and responsive to the unique needs of boys from diverse backgrounds while also supporting the social-emotional well-being of all members. The Director will collaborate with community partners and serve as a trusted mentor and advocate for the young people we serve. Major Duties and Responsibilities • Design and carry out a comprehensive, age-appropriate plan for members across academic enrichment, wellness, life skills, leadership, and creative expression. This includes assisting with planning, organizing, ensuring successful implementation, data collection and monitoring., • Builds strong relationships with members and families and works to ensure that individual needs (academic, emotional, social, physical) are met through the appropriate connection or coordination of programs and services. Collaborate with colleagues and other departments as needed., • Facilitate ongoing training in youth engagement, conflict resolution, and restorative practices., • Partner with schools, community organizations, and service providers to support youth success., • Develop individual support plans in collaboration with families, staff, and community-based resources., • Serve as a mentor and trusted adult, supporting youth in their personal growth and decision-making., • Maintain accurate records of participation, behavior incidents, and referrals., • Plan seasonal cycles, workshops, and special projects that encourage skill-building, creativity, and cultural appreciation., • Integrate cross-disciplinary opportunities (e.g., art in STEM projects, music in literacy programs)., • Ensure programming reflects diversity, equity, and inclusion in both content and approach., • Provide ongoing coaching and professional development on teaching techniques, age hub management, and youth engagement., • Hires and manages the Specialty Program department instructors effectively and within budget. Responsible for purchasing materials, supplies, and equipment designed to meet member and instructor needs., • Build strong relationships with parents/guardians through communication, workshops, and family events., • Attends all staff meetings and supports Boys’ Club events, initiatives, and general organizational needs. Education and/or Experience Bachelor’s degree in Social Work, Youth Development, Psychology, Education, or a related field. Minimum 3-5 years of experience in youth services, with at least 2 years in a leadership role in a not-for-profit or public education organization. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Understanding of positive youth development principles, adolescent behavior, and trauma-informed practices. Demonstrates strong leadership with the ability to create engaging, age-appropriate activities that meet the social, emotional, and academic needs of members. Ability to navigate complex youth and family dynamics with sensitivity and professionalism. Excellent communication, crisis management, and team-building abilities. To apply Apply online at . Resume and cover letter are required. The Boys’ Club of New York is an equal opportunity employer.

Job Description Social Workers establish and maintain a therapeutic relationship with individuals and their families by effectively utilizing professional social work skills. They may review the individuals psychiatric, medical and other case records and discuss issues with families and other members of the treatment team. Complete admission screening; conduct psychosocial assessments; make treatment recommendations; participate in treatment planning; provide social casework services; provide individual, group, and family therapy; assess availability of services; serve as consumer advocate; develop and implement discharge plans; and coordinate services with community providers. Incumbents advocate ensures individuals receive appropriate treatment/services that their legal and human rights are protected and promote effective and consistent utilization of services and resources. ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: List all essential job duties. (To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty listed satisfactorily with or without a reasonable accommodation. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable qualified individuals with a disability to perform the essential duties unless this causes undue hardship to the agency.) • Interviews individual after a thorough review of the record to construct the psychosocial assessment., • Obtains psychosocial history by interviewing the individual, the family, significant others, and former service providers to formulate clinical recommendations for therapeutic interventions., • Assesses individuals' treatment needs., • Prioritizes the individual's treatment needs; assesses impact of treatment on the individual and the family; assesses ability of significant others to assist in the treatment planning process; and involves the individual and significant others in a comprehensive treatment plan; and in some settings, determines which individuals are appropriate for other levels of care., • Participates in the development of a written comprehensive individualized treatment plan that is based on the assessment of the individuals clinical needs; determines need for services and ensures that referrals for ancillary, support and consultative services are noted and made; reviews and updates individual treatment plan according to all applicable guidelines and in response to clinical change; and ensures that arrangements are made and documented for continuation of care well in advance of individuals planned departure., • Provides individual therapy to enhance social, emotional, and behavioral functioning., • Advises the individual and family about the nature of the illness, needed and available services and how to access them., • May identify, coordinate and plan for the individuals' financial needs., • May identify and provide intervention to individuals in crisis in a range of settings; or provides consultation to others to enable them to appropriately intervene., • Assesses the individual's readiness for discharge; identifies needed resources; works with consumers/patients, families and providers to link him/her with appropriate resources; may conduct follow-up visits., • Prepares required progress notes, treatment team recommendations, written and verbal reports, discharge plans and other documents within required timeframes., • As an integral member of the treatment team, ensures that all relevant clinicians are kept informed of the individuals clinical needs, family social adjustment, services needed and their availability through clear documentation of the record. 15. May supervise social work students. Meets with staff on caseload and identified issues. Prepares performance program and discusses these duties with staff; prepares and completes a written performance program according to agency guidelines; monitors and evaluates performance. Establishes work schedules; monitors time and attendance taking corrective action where necessary; approves and disapproves requests for time off. If supervising social work students, maintains liaison with sponsoring institutions and ensures that facility policies are followed; applications are properly reviewed; orientation is thorough; a supervisor is clearly designated; and a high-quality clinical experience is provided to the social work student. ESSENTIAL KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES: • Ability to work with clients, families, and staff in a caring and respectful manner, and with due understanding of and consideration for cultural differences., • Ability to develop, evaluate, implement and modify a treatment plan, meeting all deadlines and productivity standards., • Ability to communicate effectively with staff, clients, families, and the public., • Ability to prepare accurate and timely documentation, reports and other written material as assigned. using computers and computer software assigned (e.g., IMA, Word, Anasazi, etc.), • Ability to understand and adhere to internal and external laws, rules, and policies., • Ability to secure the cooperation of and work effectively with others. Licensed by New York State as a Master Licensed Social Worker or as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker; current, valid registration certificate. Experience with the type of clientele served by the particular clinic very helpful. Must be eligible for full and unconditional participation in the Medicaid and Medicare programs May be required to possess a valid NYS driving license and a clear driving record. FOR ALL POSITIONS: Continued employment is based on the ability to maintain professional licensure, current registration and participation in the Medicaid and Medicare programs.

Job Description Provides appropriate and clinically indicated services to children, adolescents, parents and families in an on-site school-based satellite clinic in addition providing support at HPC. Provides in-service training, collateral contact, and support to teachers and school personnel. Maintains clinical records within all Federal, State, and City regulations documenting all services provided. ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: List all essential job duties. (To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty listed satisfactorily with or without a reasonable accommodation. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable qualified individuals with a disability to perform the essential duties unless this causes undue hardship to the agency.) • Provides trauma- Informed, recovery-oriented, integrated, person-centered care to individuals with severe and persistent mental health diagnoses., • Utilizes clinical modalities such as CBT, MI, REBT, DBT and SFBT to support Clients, • Effectively and empathically provides direct clinical services including individual, family, and crisis intervention as clinically indicated., • Conduct intakes in schools and HPC as needed; hold a caseload of 50+, • Collaborates with an interdisciplinary team and consults with supervisor as clinically indicated., • Maintains clinical records in compliance with all City, State, and Federal regulations as per the State Office of Mental Health, and the State of New York Department of Health., • Complies with managed care requirements including consulting with care coordinators, obtaining treatment authorization, and providing necessary documentation in a thorough and timely manner., • Committed to equity, anti-racism and active promotion of the ICL equity goals and action steps., • Strong clinical writing skills; ability to accurately document counseling sessions demonstrating an understanding of mental health status, recovery-oriented treatment planning and psychiatric and substance harm reduction techniques, • Computer proficiency. Ability to master electronic health record software, use word processing programs, and computer programs and applications to provide telehealth as required, • Cultural competency is essential., • Ability to work effectively in high pressure mental health crisis environment, • Ability to maintain composure and demonstrate trauma -informed Person-Centered care to clients in a crisis Ability to meet deadlines., • Ability to follow procedures and instructions; prioritize, think logically and advocate professionally., • Demonstrates knowledge of, and supports, clinic mission, vision, and values, standards, and the code of ethical behavior. Education: LMSW, LMHC or LCSW; current, valid registration certificate. Must be eligible for full and unconditional participation in the Medicaid and Medicare programs Experience with children and families and/or a school-based setting is preferred but not required

Job Description Behavioral Health Clinician Location: 74 Saint Marks Place , New York, NY 10003 PURPOSE: The Kaplan House (Manhattan) provides therapeutic and support services to adolescents ages 16-21 years old, who are referred to us through ACS and the Juvenile Justice system. Our residents have experienced significant trauma, resulting in behavioral, emotional, and functional/ development issues. Kaplan House offers an extensive independent living skills program, including vocational preparation, and educational services that assist youth towards reaching independence. POSITION OVERVIEW: The Behavioral Health Clinician is a key member of the therapeutic team at Kaplan House. They are responsible for providing necessary, culturally sensitive clinical interventions within the realm of the program. The Behavioral Health Clinician works closely with the medical, milieu, psychiatric and fair futures staff, to ensure appropriate evaluations, treatment interventions and safety planning for the youth. KEY ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS (List the functions that are essential to achieve the goals): • Meet with assigned residents for weekly sessions, engage and remain in contact with their parents, ensure medical, psychiatric, recreational services are provided., • Collaborate with the Fair Futures team re: vocational/ Educational and housing services., • Identifying and providing access to specific concrete services and community resources., • Engage families in planning for service., • Advocate, as necessary, with external resources such as mental health providers, treatment facility, FCLS, community members etc. on behalf of the residents., • Provide individual, family, and group counseling both on-site at Kaplan House for young men 16-21 years old., • Liaise between program, family court, ACS, case planners, youth’s family members, and relevant community members., • Attends other planned ACS and school conferences, as well as court hearings., • Facility weekly therapeutic groups. TEAM PROCESS: • Participate in weekly team meetings, and may lead the meeting on occasion., • Prepare integrative treatment plan, based on all assessments from the other professionals., • Ensure follow-up as necessary from meetings., • Conduct meetings to ensure proper treatment, progress in program and coordination of goals., • Provide psychoeducation and intervention support to Direct Support Professionals., • Work with Direct Support Professionals to enhance communication and collaboration between them and the clients’ families., • Provide crisis intervention, as needed., • Other duties as assigned. Title: Behavioral Health Clinician Exemption class: Hourly Depart/Program: Children’s Residential /Kaplan House FT / PT: Full Time Depart/Program Code: 2240 Total Hours: 35 Hours Wkly Report to: Social Work Supervisor Starting Salary: TBD Job Description Rev: July 2024 Job Code: Location: Manhattan Vacation: 3 WKS DOCUMENTATION: • Complete paperwork, including case notes, FASPs, PHR’s and court reports, in a timely manner., • Complete psychosocial assessment within the first 30 days of youth’s admission., • Participate in audit preparation. CORE COMPETENCIES: · Commitment to recovery-oriented trauma-informed practice · Embraces youth-guided family-driven care · Promotes teamwork · Takes initiative, self-starter · Good interpersonal communication and collaboration skills · Solution focused and strengths base approach. · Uses Data to Inform & Guide Practice · Values and Demonstrates Cultural Competency · Values professional development and participation in clinical supervision and training EDUCATIONAL/TRAINING REQUIREMENTS: · License Masters in Social Work (LMSW), License Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT), Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) or Licensed Creative Arts Therapist (LCAT) with a minimum of one year of relevant experience with similar population, · Valid Driver’s License required. · Spanish speaking a plus. SALARY: $74,000 - BENEFITS: • Medical, • Dental, • Vision, • Access to CEU's with no cost to you! EBA offers a team of professionals with backgrounds in social services, juvenile justice, evidence-based programs, information technology and human resources. EBA’s interdisciplinary team brings a combined total of more than 150 years of experience in clinical services and program management related to community-based and evidence-based programs. 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Job DescriptionPOSITION OVERVIEW: The Behavioral Health Clinician is a key member of the therapeutic team at Cedar Knolls House. He/She/They are responsible for supplying necessary, culturally sensitive clinical interventions within the realm of the program. The Behavioral Health Clinician works closely with the division’s medical, milieu, psychiatric and psychology staff, to ensure appropriate evaluations and treatment interventions for the youth. KEY ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: • Meet with assigned residents for weekly sessions, engage and remain in contact with their parents, ensure home visits are conducted, vocational/ Educational, psychiatric, recreational services are provided., • Identifying and providing access to specific concrete services and community resources, • Engage families in planning for service, • Identifying and providing access to specific concrete services and community services, • Advocate, as necessary, with external resources such as mental health providers, treatment facility, FCLS, community members etc. on behalf of the residents., • Provide individual, family, and group counseling both on-site at Cedar Knolls House for young women 17-21 years old., • Liaise between program, family court, ACS, case planners, youth’s family members, and relevant community members., • Attend other planned ACS and school conferences, as well as court hearings. TEAM PROCESS: ◦ Participate in weekly team meetings, and may lead the meeting on occasion. Prepare integrative treatment plan, based on all assessments from the other professionals. Ensure follow-up as necessary from meetings. ◦ Conduct meetings to ensure proper treatment, progress in program and coordination of goals. ◦ Provide psychoeducation and intervention support to Direct Support Professionals. ◦ Work with Direct Support Professionals to enhance communication and cooperation between them and consumer families. ◦ Provide crisis intervention, as needed. ◦ Other duties as assigned. DOCUMENTATION: ◦ Complete paperwork, including case notes, FASPs, and court reports, in a timely manner. ◦ Complete psychosocial assessment within the first 30 days of youth’s admission. ◦ Participate in audit preparation. CORE COMPETENCIES: • Commitment to recovery-oriented trauma-informed practice, • Embraces youth-guided family-driven care, • Promotes teamwork, • Takes initiative, • Liaise between department staff and middle managers/administration, • Good interpersonal communication and collaboration skills, • Solution Focused, • Uses Data to Inform & Guide Practice, • Values and Demonstrates Cultural Competency, • Values professional development and participation in clinical supervision and training EDUCATIONAL/TRAINING REQUIREMENTS: • License Masters in Social Work, (LMSW), with a minimum of one year of relevant experience with similar population. Or LCSW certification required., • Valid Driver’s License required., • Spanish speaking a plus. COMPUTER SKILLS REQUIREMENTS: • Knowledge of electronic medical systems or CONNECTIONS preferred, • Working knowledge of Microsoft Office, Outlook and Word, • Aptitude for learning new systems and application software WORK ENVIORNMENT/PHYSICAL EFFORT: • Travel in the community with residents utilizing agency vehicle, • Engage in physical activities with the youth, • Office-based work environment in busy community based mental health clinic EDUCATIONAL / TRAINING REQUIRED (List all that is required to achieve this position): • Master’s degree in counseling, creative arts, or social work from an accredited program and a New York State License in Mental Health Counseling (LMHC); Creative Arts Therapy (LCAT), or social work (LMSW) required. EXPERIENCE REQUIRED / LANGUAGE PREFERENCE (List what the desire to reach goals): • Experience working with children / young adults is preferred, • Fluency in a second language is preferred SALARY: $74,000 - BENEFITS: • Medical, • Dental, • Vision, • 403B Retirement Plan, • 3 weeks PTO to start EBA offers a team of professionals with backgrounds in social services, juvenile justice, evidence-based programs, information technology and human resources. EBA’s interdisciplinary team brings a combined total of more than 150 years of experience in clinical services and program management related to community-based and evidence-based programs. 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Job Description Care Manager Needed ($29.87-31.93/hr) Workforce1 Healthcare Career Center is partnering with top NYC healthcare providers to connect a qualified Care Manager to an immediate opening at a nonprofit in Manhattan. Key Responsibilities: The core responsibility of the Care Manager is to oversee and coordinate access to services for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Care Manager works with the member, their family and/or representative, and providers to develop, implement, and monitor an integrated and person centered driven Life Plan, following the completion of a comprehensive assessment process. The Life Plan is the foundation upon which service delivery is built. The Life Plan identifies services that meet medical and behavioral health needs, community, social supports, and other necessary services to support them to live their healthiest and most meaningful life. Duties and Responsibilities • Deliver person-centered care management services in compliance with regulatory standards and in alignment with the agency’s quality management plan, policies, and standard operating procedures., • Responsible for the completion of a comprehensive assessment/reassessment process., • Identify gaps in service provision and make referrals when appropriate. Advocate on the member’s behalf, to reach their identified goals and live a meaningful and quality life., • Develop, implement, and monitor member Life Plans within required timeframes, by leading an interdisciplinary team planning process, with the person at the center., • Develop strategies that address conflict or disagreements in the person-centered planning process and working with the interdisciplinary team to resolve those conflicts in a timely manner., • Complete all required service documentation with stated timeframes. Ensure all billing critical documentation is present and valid prior to the submission of any billable service documentation., • Maintain the member’s continued eligibility for care management through the completion of an annual Level of Care (Re)Determination, ensuring OPWDD eligibility is maintained, and enrolling in the Home and Community Based (HCBS) waiver., • Identify and access benefits and entitlements (Medicaid, Social Security, SNAP, etc.) when a member is eligible. Ensure existing benefits and other entitlements are maintained., • Ensure a current and accurate information sharing consent is present within the electronic health record and updated as necessary when changes occur or are requested by the member and/or representative., • Coordinates and provides access to high quality healthcare services, inclusive of medical, behavioral health, specialized services. Provides regular communication, monitoring, and action oriented follow up on critical and acute healthcare needs., • Identifies, coordinates, and provides access to preventative and health promotion services as needed., • Coordinates transitional care inclusive of appropriate follow up from inpatient to other settings, discharge planning, facilitating transfers within the healthcare system, residential settings and aging out of childhood services to adult services., • Use health information technology in the delivery of care management services, included but not limited to the use of the electronic health records and programs to facilitate telehealth services for members. Maintain a thorough and accurate electronic health record for all assigned members., • Attend department/team meetings, trainings, supervisions, etc. as scheduled and in accordance with agency practice and policy., • Complete all required trainings within required timeframes., • Travel throughout the designated service area to meet with members as needed in alignment with regulatory standards and to ensure identified needs are met. Travel is required to meet with providers, members of the interdisciplinary team, and accompany members where indicated to necessary appointments., • Identify and follow all incident reporting guidelines and procedures, ensuring the immediate safety of the member., • Maintains confidentiality in accordance with HIPAA and privacy practices., • A Bachelor of Arts or Science degree with two years of relevant experience, or a license as a Registered Nurse with two years of relevant experience, or a master’s degree with one year of relevant experience. CNAs can apply with two years of experience and bachelors degree., • Experience with direct care, developmental disability people, children intellectual developmental disability people.

Job Description Who We Are: CAMBA is a community of staff, volunteers, clients, donors, neighbors and partners who work together to build an inclusive New York City, where all children and adults have access to the resources and supports, they need to thrive. We take a comprehensive approach by offering more than 180 integrated programs in: Education & Youth Development, Family Support, Job Training & Employment Support Services, Health, Housing, and Legal Services. We reach almost 80,000 individuals and families, including almost 13,000 youth. CAMBA serves a diverse cross section of New Yorkers from new mothers in Brownsville to job seekers in the Rockaways. More than half of our clients are immigrants and refugees from around the globe. Over 85% of our families are living in poverty, reflecting the challenges faced by nearly 1.7 million New Yorkers today. CAMBA Legal Services, Inc. (CLS) is the legal services arm of CAMBA, Inc. CLS provides free civil legal services to low-income New Yorkers in the areas of consumer law, foreclosure prevention, immigration, housing law, and domestic violence assistance. In addition to providing direct representation and providing legal advice and counsel to thousands of clients, CAMBA attorneys also engage in legislative advocacy, impact litigation in both state and federal court, provide community education and offer expert training on a wide range of issues, services that allow members of our community improve their lives. Position: Staff Attorney (Housing Unit) Reports To: Program Manager Location: 56 Bay Street, 5th Floor, Staten Island, NY 10301 What The Staff Attorney (Housing Unit) Does: • Represent clients in court and before quasi-judicial or administrative agencies of government., • Conduct client intake and assessment of client cases., • Provide advice and counsel in foreclosure litigation., • Interview clients and witnesses, as appropriate, in preparation for litigation and/or court proceedings., • Prepare legal documents, conduct legal research, negotiate work outs, etc. in foreclosure, consumer and housing proceedings., • Advise clients of their rights, laws, rulings, and regulations applicable to their case., • Gather evidence to formulate defense or to institute legal action on clients’ behalf., • Develop legal strategies, arguments, and testimonies in preparation for presentation of cases for trials, hearings, and oral arguments., • File motions, briefs, pleadings, legal memos, and appeals with court clerk., • Research and interpret laws, rulings, and regulations as they relate to clients' cases., • Coordinate follow up advocacy with lenders, agencies providing financial assistance, etc., • Ensure paralegals conduct proper follow-up with all aspects of cases (i.e. – proper filing and service of court documents, follow-up with administrative and social agencies)., • Coordinate with other attorneys to ensure case/ intake coverage., • Provide legal seminars and workshops for various organizations., • Attend appropriate trainings., • Provide all required information for weekly/monthly/quarterly/annual report., • Maintain accurate and comprehensive client files including up to date case note documentation., • Participate in and coordinate with other housing, foreclosure prevention and consumer advocates., • Record all court dates in the shared court calendar., • May assist with billing of cases, including the completion of billable hour forms and corresponding affidavits., • May assist new attorneys in foreclosure and consumer work and/or with their housing court cases., • May research and analyze law sources such as statutes, recorded judicial decisions, legal articles, legal codes, etc., • May conduct outreach., • May deliver or direct delivery of subpoenas to witnesses and parties to action., • May follow up with clients and other organizations regarding client progress toward legal goals., • May recommend and implement strategies to persuade clients to participate fully in their own legal process., • May represent clients in Housing Court and administrative hearings before the Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance and the New York City Housing Authority (Section 8), Department of Housing and Community Renewal (DHCR), etc., • Must be in good standing with NY State Bar, • Knowledge of, and experience in, foreclosure and housing law preferred, • Ability to analyze complex rent/mortgage breakdowns to determine proper amount of rent owed Status: Full-time (35 hours per week) Benefits: CAMBA offers a comprehensive benefits package including health insurance, dental insurance, 403(b) retirement plan with employer match, paid time off (vacation, personal, and sick time), and paid holidays. The support staff, law graduates, and staff attorneys at CAMBA Legal Services are unionized with the Association of Legal Aid Attorneys, UAW Local 2325 as the CAMBA Legal Services Workers Union. CAMBA is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We value a diverse workforce and inclusive workplace. People of color, people with disabilities, and lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people are encouraged to apply. We consider all applicants without regard to race, color, religion, creed, gender, gender identity, gender expression, national origin, age, disability, socio-economic status, marital or veteran status, pregnancy status or sexual orientation. Powered by JazzHR 9JrqxJSA4a

Job Description:\n\nTHE ORGANIZATION The Center for Justice Innovation is a community justice organization that centers safety and racial justice. Since our founding in 1996, the Center has partnered with community members, courts, and the people most impacted to create stronger, healthier, more just communities. Our decades of experience in courts and communities, coupled with our field-leading research and practitioner expertise, help us drive justice nationwide in innovative, powerful, and durable ways. For more information on how and where we work, please visit . The Center is a 900-employee, $130 million nonprofit that accomplishes its vision through three pillars of work: creating and scaling operating programs to test new ideas and solve problems, performing original research to determine what works (and what doesn’t), and providing expert assistance and policy guidance to justice reformers around the world. Operating Programs The Center’s operating programs, including the award-winning Red Hook Community Justice Center and Midtown Community Justice Center, test new ideas, solve difficult problems, and attempt to achieve systemic change within the justice system. Our projects include community-based violence prevention programs, alternatives to incarceration, reentry initiatives, and court-based initiatives that reduce the use of unnecessary incarceration and promote positive individual and family change. Through this programming, we have produced tangible results like safer streets, reduced incarceration, and improved neighborhood perceptions of justice. Research The Center's research teams are staffed with social scientists, data analysts, and lawyers who are academically-trained or have lived experience and who conduct research in the U.S. and globally on diverse criminal-legal system and justice issues. Their work includes evaluating programs and policies; conducting exploratory, community-based studies; and providing research translation and strategic planning for system actors. The Center has published studies on topics including court and jail reform, intimate partner violence, restorative justice, gun violence, reentry, sixth amendment rights, and progressive prosecution. The research teams strive to make their work meaningful and actionable to the communities they work with, policymakers, and practitioners. Policy & Expert Assistance The Center provides hands-on, planning and implementation assistance to a wide range of jurisdictions in areas of reform such as problem-solving courts (e.g., community courts, treatment courts, domestic violence courts), tribal justice, reducing incarceration and the use of fines/fees and reducing crime and violence. Our current expert assistance takes many forms, including help with analyzing data, strategic planning and consultation, policy guidance, and hosting site visits to its operating programs in the New York City area. Center Support A dedicated support team within the Center ensures the smooth functioning of operations across various domains, including finance, legal, technology, human resources, fundraising, real estate, and communications. Comprising 15% of the organization's staff, these teams provide essential infrastructure support and innovative solutions aligned with the Center's mission and values. THE OPPORTUNITY Neighborhood Safety Initiatives (NSI) serves as an implementation partner for NeighborhoodStat. NeighborhoodStat (NSTAT), the operational centerpiece of the Mayor's Action Plan (MAP), is a community-based, problem-solving process grounded in the belief that public safety cannot exist without the public. It is an acknowledgment that safe and thriving neighborhoods require resident leadership, community and government support, and resources to produce sustainable change. To that end, NeighborhoodStat employs a series of local meetings that engage residents and MAP partners in sharing, analyzing, and using data to identify public safety priorities and the implementation of solutions. These meetings, the information they generate, and the actions that follow are an important part of MAP’s strategy to enhance accountability by providing local residents and stakeholders with considerable resources and access to key decision-makers. NSI is seeking a MAP Engagement Coordinator for Morris Houses to support a resident-driven, community organizing initiative in partnership with the Mayor’s Action Plan (MAP) for Neighborhood Safety. Underway since 2015, MAP is a comprehensive strategy to enhance public safety and strengthen community well-being in 15 public housing developments across New York City. The initiative aims to enhance safety and overall quality of life by strengthening collaboration and capacity among public housing residents. Since 2016, citywide meetings have been convened to share information and data, facilitate community engagement to identify neighborhood priorities, enhance the quality of life and spur collaboration and accountability among city agencies and local stakeholders. The MAP Engagement Coordinator will support residents, community partners, and local city agency representatives through the process of identifying and solving issues that create vulnerabilities in community safety and well-being. Reporting to the Associate Director of Neighborhood Equity, the MAP Engagement Coordinator will lead the planning and implementation of NeighborhoodStat at their designated site. The MAP Engagement Coordinator is expected to:Recruit and retain a team of local residents and support building their capacity in policy and placemaking, organizing and advocacy, and other relevant competencies;Facilitate the implementation of resident-led community-building projects;Work in partnership with the Program Administrators to coordinate city agencies to respond to community needs via all aspects of the NeighborhoodStat process;Promote positive cultural norms around behavioral change to maintain community-led public safety; andUse data to inform resident-led strategies that promote community safety. Responsibilities include but are not limited to:Organizing and Direct Action:Recruit and manage a diverse resident team: representative of the development’s diverse subgroups, including religious affiliations, ethnic identities, cultures, languages, age groups, and histories of community organizing and civic engagement;Develop and retain a comprehensive engagement plan, with a clear strategy, benchmarks, and outcomes, to create partnerships and gain a solid understanding of key community priorities;Attend in-person meetings, teleconferences, virtual meetings, and community events, including; precinct council meetings, community board meetings, and Tenant Association meetings; Conduct research and engage experts to create meeting and action agenda’s that introduce residents to a variety of interventions strategies and/or frameworks for community organizing and problem-solving;Facilitate resident and stakeholder planning meetings that support engagement, problem identification, problem-solving, practice and action steps, and memorialize plans in a centralized, digital platform;Lead facilitation of resident team meetings and manage meeting invites, agendas, note taking, and resident task support and execution;Plan, lead and co-facilitate public community meetings and direct action organizing activities, as appropriate with MAP Initiative Managers; regularly meet with Initiative Managers to organize and strategize resident action items for MAP Initiative Managers to address with city agencies;Co-facilitate and co-organize, with MAP Initiative Managers, city agency, and community partner meetings, and represent resident concerns and proposed solutions;Track action steps by recording, consolidating, and sharing meeting notes with key strategic partners; including government partners, NYCHA representatives, local partners, elected officials, team members, and the resident public;Host an annual resident-led development-wide community participatory process with support from key organizational staff, and government partners by engaging residents in idea generation and voting; and, subsequently, informing the public of chosen projects and engaging residents in project design and implementation;Champion ongoing community outreach and communications to raise awareness of residents’ priorities, placekeeping projects, and policy recommendations;Work with the Communications Manager to leverage traditional media, social media, and public education campaign strategies to share updates, action steps, and resident priorities and activities;Support resident voice and resident advocacy for policy change by defining challenges and identifying opportunities to practice or voice solutions; andSupport the recruitment of youth council members, provide community context for policy recommendations, and incorporate the youth agenda into resident meetings, when relevant.Project Development and Management:Support resident teams in the development and execution of maintenance plans for existing placekeeping projects;Co-develop an annual resident-led project (social program or placekeeping project) with support from key organization staff; andPlan, coordinate, and execute place-keeping activities, community events/meetings, and direct action activities to address and advocate for community needs and concerns.Research and Evaluation:Track and evaluate ongoing organizing strategies by completing Weekly Activity Logs;Complete a comprehensive, monthly narrative report detailing strategies, problem-solving approaches, set-backs, and outcomes;Ensure continuity and progress of resident organizing goals through the consistent creation, filing, and distribution of meeting agendas and meeting minutes in a digital, designated, and centralized location; andCollaborate with other staff and team members to implement systems that support effective project planning and data collection.Referral Support:Build knowledge-base and relationships with local social service providers, NYCHA and City resources to create a strong referral network; andRecruit and inform the resident team, resident public, and local partners of the Community Resiliency seminars in a timely manner while polling for interest and feedback, and answering questions about training logic and content.Administration:Work and communicate closely with organization staff, and the Mayor’s Office of Criminal Justice to support and advance all project tasks and timelines;Support in the collection, input, and processing of all necessary documents for resident and volunteer stipends by completing and maintaining stipend agreements, stipend logs, and tracking attendance;Submit resident stipend payments to organization staff for processing;Work with organization staff to plan and purchase for engagement and project activities; andAdditional tasks as necessary. Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree or a minimum of 3 years in a related area, preferably community engagement/organizing and/or community development. Candidate will be passionate, skilled, and experienced in working with communities to promote health and safety. Additional qualifications include:Demonstrated success leading logistics, identifying and achieving project goals, quickly, effectively, and successfully in a fast-paced, high-pressure environment;Ability to work effectively in an interdisciplinary environment, create collaborative relationships with colleagues, and work/communicate well with multiple department leaders;Superb facilitation skills to identify community issues, needs, feedback, and preferences in a timely manner;Superior project and time management skills, highly organized, detail-oriented and meticulous about quality, accuracy, and timeliness;A dynamic personality with a strong desire to lead and public speaking skills;Exceptional analytical, written and oral communication, presentation, and writing skills;Demonstrated ability to develop and maintain strong relationships with governmental and community agencies, non-profit organizations, and community groups;Demonstrated success in community organizing, grassroots/neighborhood advocacy, and lobbying campaigns;Professional experience engaging multiple public housing communities;Strong aptitude for interpreting data and data trends;In-depth knowledge and familiarity in and around assigned site locations;Sound ability to work with diverse communities in an empathetic, comfortable and non-judgmental manner;Flexible schedule with the ability to work some weekends and evenings; andProficient in Microsoft Office, Excel, Powerpoint, Google Suite. Position Type: Full- time, Monday- Friday 10:00am - 6:00pm, occasionally working weekends. Position Location: Bronx, NY, or Brooklyn, NY. Compensation: The compensation range for this position is $70,000 - $72,100 and is commensurate with experience. The Center for Justice Innovation offers an excellent benefits package including comprehensive healthcare with a national network, free basic dental coverage, vision insurance, short-term and long-term disability, life insurance, and flexible spending accounts including commuter FSA. We prioritize mental health care for our staff and offer services like Talkspace and Ginger through our healthcare plans. We offer a 403(b) retirement plan with a two-to-one employer contribution up to 5%. The Center for Justice Innovation is an equal opportunity employer committed to fostering an inclusive and diverse workplace. We do not discriminate based on race, color, religion, gender identity, gender expression, pregnancy, national origin, age, military service eligibility, veteran status, sexual orientation, marital status, disability, or any other category protected by law. We strongly encourage and welcome applications from women, people of color, members of the LGBTQ+ community, and individuals with prior contact with the criminal justice system. Our goal is to create a supportive and respectful environment where everyone, regardless of background or identity, feels valued and included. At this time, the Center is unable to sponsor or take over sponsorship of an employment visa. All applicants must be legally authorized to work in the United States at the time of application and throughout the duration of employment. Candidates are expected to provide accurate and truthful information throughout the hiring process. Any misrepresentation, falsification, or omission of material facts may result in disqualification from consideration, withdrawal of an offer, or termination of employment, regardless of when discovered. As of February 10, 2023, New York City Executive Order 25 rescinded the COVID-19 vaccination requirement for City workers, new hires, and contracted employees. While the Center does not require vaccination, we strongly recommend that all staff, interns, and volunteers stay up to date. In compliance wit

Job Description:\n\nTHE ORGANIZATION The Center for Justice Innovation is a community justice organization that centers safety and racial justice. Since our founding in 1996, the Center has partnered with community members, courts, and the people most impacted to create stronger, healthier, more just communities. Our decades of experience in courts and communities, coupled with our field-leading research and practitioner expertise, help us drive justice nationwide in innovative, powerful, and durable ways. For more information on how and where we work, please visit . The Center is a 900-employee, $130 million nonprofit that accomplishes its vision through three pillars of work: creating and scaling operating programs to test new ideas and solve problems, performing original research to determine what works (and what doesn’t), and providing expert assistance and policy guidance to justice reformers around the world. Operating Programs The Center’s operating programs, including the award-winning Red Hook Community Justice Center and Midtown Community Justice Center, test new ideas, solve difficult problems, and attempt to achieve systemic change within the justice system. Our projects include community-based violence prevention programs, alternatives to incarceration, reentry initiatives, and court-based initiatives that reduce the use of unnecessary incarceration and promote positive individual and family change. Through this programming, we have produced tangible results like safer streets, reduced incarceration, and improved neighborhood perceptions of justice. Research The Center's research teams are staffed with social scientists, data analysts, and lawyers who are academically-trained or have lived experience and who conduct research in the U.S. and globally on diverse criminal-legal system and justice issues. Their work includes evaluating programs and policies; conducting exploratory, community-based studies; and providing research translation and strategic planning for system actors. The Center has published studies on topics including court and jail reform, intimate partner violence, restorative justice, gun violence, reentry, sixth amendment rights, and progressive prosecution. The research teams strive to make their work meaningful and actionable to the communities they work with, policymakers, and practitioners. Policy & Expert Assistance The Center provides hands-on, planning and implementation assistance to a wide range of jurisdictions in areas of reform such as problem-solving courts (e.g., community courts, treatment courts, domestic violence courts), tribal justice, reducing incarceration and the use of fines/fees and reducing crime and violence. Our current expert assistance takes many forms, including help with analyzing data, strategic planning and consultation, policy guidance, and hosting site visits to its operating programs in the New York City area. Center Support A dedicated support team within the Center ensures the smooth functioning of operations across various domains, including finance, legal, technology, human resources, fundraising, real estate, and communications. Comprising 15% of the organization's staff, these teams provide essential infrastructure support and innovative solutions aligned with the Center's mission and values. THE OPPORTUNITY The Center for Justice Innovation is seeking MAP Engagement Coordinators to support a resident-driven; community organizing initiative in partnership with the Mayor’s Action Plan for Neighborhood Safety (MAP). Underway since 2015, MAP is a comprehensive strategy to enhance public safety and strengthen community well-being in 15 public housing developments across New York City. The initiative aims to enhance safety and overall quality of life by strengthening collaboration and capacity among public housing residents. Since 2016, citywide meetings have been convened to share information and data, facilitate community engagement to identify neighborhood priorities, enhance the quality of life and spur collaboration and accountability among city agencies and local stakeholders. The Center for Justice Innovation serves as an implementation partner for NeighborhoodStat. NeighborhoodStat (NSTAT), the operational centerpiece of MAP, is a community-based, problem-solving process grounded in the belief that public safety cannot exist without the public. It is an acknowledgment that safe and thriving neighborhoods require resident leadership, community and government support, and resources to produce sustainable change. To that end, NeighborhoodStat employs a series of local meetings that engage residents and MAP partners in sharing, analyzing, and using data to identify public safety priorities and implementation of solutions. These meetings, the information they generate, and the actions that follow are an essential part of MAP’s strategy to enhance accountability by providing local residents and stakeholders with considerable resources and access to key decision-makers. The Center for Justice Innovation is seeking an organizer from Polo Grounds Houses in Manhattan, Brownsville, Van Dyke, Tilden, Langston Hughes, and Red Hook Houses in Brooklyn, and Castle Hill, Patterson, Mitchell, Mott Haven, Butler, Morris Houses in the Bronx community who will support residents, community partners and local city agency representatives through the process of identifying and solving issues that create vulnerabilities in community safety and well-being. The MAP Engagement Coordinator will lead the planning and implementation of NeighborhoodStat at their designated site. The MAP Engagement Coordinator is expected to: Recruit and retain a team of local residents and support building their capacity in policy and placemaking, organizing and advocacy, and other relevant competencies; Facilitate the implementation of resident-led community-building projects;Work in partnership with the Program Administrators to coordinate city agencies to respond to community needs via all aspects of the NeighborhoodStat process;Promote positive cultural norms around behavioral change to maintain community-led public safety; andUse data to inform resident-led strategies that promote community safety. Responsibilities include but are not limited to: Organizing and Direct Action:Recruit and manage a diverse resident team: representative of the development’s diverse subgroups, including religious affiliations, ethnic identities, cultures, languages, age groups, and histories of community organizing and civic engagement;Develop and retain a comprehensive engagement plan, with a clear strategy, benchmarks, and outcomes, to create partnerships and gain a solid understanding of key community priorities; Attend in-person, teleconference, virtual meetings, and community events, including; precinct council meetings, community board meetings, and Tenant Association meetings; Conduct research and engage experts to create meeting and action agenda’s that introduce residents to a variety of interventions strategies and/or frameworks for community organizing and problem-solving;Facilitate resident and stakeholder planning meetings that support engagement, problem identification, problem-solving, practice and action steps, and memorialize plans in a centralized, digital platform; Lead facilitation of resident team meetings and manage meeting invites, agendas, note taking, and resident task support and execution;Plan, lead and co-facilitate public community meetings and direct action organizing activities, as appropriate with MAP Initiative Managers; meet regularly with Initiative Managers to organize and strategize resident action items for MAP Initiative Managers to address with city agencies; Co-facilitate and co-organize, with MAP Initiative Managers, city agency, and community partner meetings, and represent resident concerns and proposed solutions; Track action steps by recording, consolidating, and sharing meeting notes with key strategic partners; including government partners, NYCHA representatives, local partners, elected officials, team members, and the resident public; Host an annual resident-led development-wide community participatory process with support from key organizational staff, and government partners by engaging residents in idea generation and voting; and, subsequently, informing the public of chosen projects and engaging residents in project design and implementation; Champion ongoing community outreach and communications to raise awareness of residents’ priorities, placekeeping projects, and policy recommendations; Work with the Communications Manager to leverage traditional media, social media, and public education campaign strategies to share updates, action steps, and resident priorities and activities; Work closely with MAP mediation programs and MAP mediation project sites to address policing and public safety in the respective NYCHA neighborhood. Support resident voice and resident advocacy for policy change by defining challenges and identifying opportunities to practice or voice solutions; andSupport the recruitment of youth council members, provide community context for policy recommendations, and incorporate the youth agenda into resident meetings, when relevant. Project Development and Management:Support resident teams in the development and execution of maintenance plans for existing place-keeping projects;Co-develop an annual resident-led project (social program or place-keeping project) with support from key organization staff; andPlan, coordinate, and execute place-keeping activities, community events/meetings, and direct action activities to address and advocate for community needs and concerns. Research and Evaluation:Track and evaluate ongoing organizing strategies by completing Weekly Activity Logs; Complete a comprehensive, monthly narrative report detailing strategies, problem-solving approaches, set-backs, and outcomes;Ensure continuity and progress of resident organizing goals through the consistent creation, filing, and distribution of meeting agendas and meeting minutes in a digital, designated, and centralized location; andCollaborate with other staff and team members to implement systems that support effective project planning and data collection. Referral Support:Build knowledge-base and relationships with local social service providers, and NYCHA and City resources to create a strong referral network; andRecruit and inform the resident team, resident public, and local partners of the Community Resiliency seminars in a timely manner while polling for interest and feedback, and answering questions about training logic and content. Administration:Work and communicate closely with organization staff, and the Department of Youth and Community Development (DYCD) to support and advance all project tasks and timelines; Support in the collection, input, and processing of all necessary documents for resident and volunteer stipends by completing and maintaining stipend agreements, stipend logs, and tracking attendance; Submit resident stipend payments to organization staff for processing;Work with organization staff to plan and purchase for engagement and project activities; andAdditional tasks as necessary. Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree or a minimum of 3 years in a related area, preferably community engagement/organizing and/or community development. The candidate should be passionate, skilled, and experienced in working with communities to promote health and safety. Other requirements include:Demonstrated success leading logistics, identifying and achieving project goals, quickly, effectively, and successfully in a fast-paced, high-pressure environment; Ability to work effectively in an interdisciplinary environment, create collaborative relationships with colleagues, and work/communicate well with multiple department leaders;Superb facilitation skills to identify community issues, needs, feedback, and preferences in a timely manner; Superior project and time management skills, highly organized, detail-oriented and meticulous about quality, accuracy, and timeliness; A dynamic personality with a strong desire to lead and public speaking skills; Exceptional analytical, written and oral communication, presentation, and writing skills;Demonstrated ability to develop and maintain strong relationships with governmental and community agencies, non-profit organizations, and community groups; Demonstrated success in community organizing, grassroots/neighborhood advocacy, and lobbying campaigns;Professional experience engaging multiple public housing communities;Strong aptitude for interpreting data and data trends; In-depth knowledge and familiarity in and around assigned site locations;Sound ability to work with diverse communities in an empathetic, comfortable and non-judgmental manner; Flexible schedule with the ability to work some weekends and evenings; andProficient in Microsoft Office, Excel, PowerPoint, Google Suite. Position Type: Full-time. Position Location: Brooklyn, NY. Compensation: The compensation range for this position is $70,000 - $78,500 and is commensurate with experience. The Center for Justice Innovation offers an excellent benefits package including comprehensive healthcare with a national network, free basic dental coverage, vision insurance, short-term and long-term disability, life insurance, and flexible spending accounts including commuter FSA. We prioritize mental health care for our staff and offer services like Talkspace and Ginger through our healthcare plans. We offer a 403(b) retirement plan with a two-to-one employer contribution up to 5%. The Center for Justice Innovation is an equal opportunity employer committed to fostering an inclusive and diverse workplace. We do not discriminate based on race, color, religion, gender identity, gender expression, pregnancy, national origin, age, military service eligibility, veteran status, sexual orientation, marital status, disability, or any other category protected by law. We strongly encourage and welcome applications from women, people of color, members of the LGBTQ+ community, and individuals with prior contact with the criminal justice system. Our goal is to create a supportive and respectful environment where everyone, regardless of background or identity, feels valued and included. At this time, the Center is unable to sponsor or take over sponsorship of an employment visa. All applicants must be legally authorized to work in the United States at the time of application and throughout the duration of employment. Candidates are expected to provide accurate and truthful information throughout the hiring process. Any misrepresentation, falsification, or omission of material facts may result in disqualification from consideration, withdrawal of an offer, or termination of employment, regardless of when discovered. As of February 10, 2023, New