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Central Missouri Foster Care & Adoption Association seeks a Part-Time Family Development Trainer in Jefferson City, MO to support, guide, educate, and prepare prospective foster, adoptive, kinship, and respite caregivers. The training is aligned with state requirements and partnering agencies, with a focus on comprehension and practical application.
The role involves teaching diverse curriculums, facilitating trainings, and ensuring licensure readiness through engaging activities.
Job Details: Job Location: Jefferson City, MO 65101, Job Title: Part-Time Family Development Trainer Travel Requirements: Moderate Status: Part Time Supervisor: Family Development Supervisor Location: Direct Reports: 0
The Central Missouri Foster Care & Adoption Association is a not-for-profit agency that educates, supports, and advocates for foster, adoptive, & kinship children, youth, & families in central Missouri by offering services & partnering with community & governmental agencies to develop healthy & self-sufficient individuals & families.
Currently, we are assisting over 640 foster families, over 1400foster children, over 400 adopted children in our service area. Our goal is to be a support to the families, children and youth in this area, and we work tirelessly to provide much needed services to them.
The Family Development Program has three major components: intake, assessing, and training. We offer support and services to families interested in fostering/adopting, and to foster, adoptive, and kinship families. All team members will be trained in each category, however hired with a specific focus in training or assessing. The purpose of this role is to support, guide, educate, and prepare individuals that are interested in becoming foster, adoptive, kinship, and/or respite caregivers. As a trainer, the employee will be competent in teaching a variety of curriculums that are required and/or recommended by the Children’s Division and partnering agencies. The training is provided, but further the comprehension and application of the material is thoroughly discussed and evaluated.