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A Father’s Place is seeking a dedicated Case Worker to join our team and support Fathers through planning, coordination, and direct client assistance. You will collaborate with multiple agencies, document case notes, and facilitate group sessions to advance program outcomes.
Attention to detail is essential as you guide participants through our curriculum and services, ensuring compliance and quality while fostering engagement and growth in the fathers and families we serve.
We want to add a new member to our team of committed professionals working to provide a wide range of services.
A Father's Place believes every child deserves to have an engaged father in their lives. We center this truth in a curriculum that focuses on all aspects of healthy Fatherhood: Health, economic mobility, and Relationships.
We serve as a critical link in Father's lives, helping assist, serve, develop, and navigate participants through our program. We provide a fully developed education curriculum and assist in coordinating and delivering services.
Our team of Case Workers devotes their time to living these values and educating Fathers on them to ensure the betterment of their respective families and the continued well‑being of our community.
*Please note that attention to detail is a required skill for this position. You will only be considered for this role if you complete all portions of this posting.*
If so, send us your resume detailing your casework and educational experience; we'd love to talk with you to see if you will fit with our fantastic team.
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