Family Engagement Advocate | Trauma-Informed Support

Wyoming Child; Wyoming; On-site; USD 19,000 - 26,000; Part time

Job summary

Wyoming Child and Family Development, Inc. seeks a Family Advocate to recruit and enroll children, collaborate with families on engagement goals, and coordinate supportive services. You will work with staff to address needs through referrals, home visits, and ongoing follow-up to improve family well-being.

The role emphasizes health, nutrition, school readiness, trauma-informed care, and building partnerships with families and the community. 32 hours weekly with 196 program days.

Qualifications

• Associates or Baccalaureate in social work or related field.
• Credential or certification in social work within 18 months of hire.
• Willingness to undertake additional training or certifications.

Responsibilities

• Recruit children for the program in compliance with guidelines.
• Conduct a minimum of four family visits per year, two in-home.
• Foster positive parent-child relationships and community connections.
• Provide resources to improve family well-being and coordinate referrals.
• Support health, development, and school readiness needs.
• Maintain accurate records in ChildPlus and update Partnership Goals.
• Organize family engagement activities, meetings, and trainings.
• Support Parent Group and policy council participation.

Skills

Reliable & organized

Problem-solving

Interpersonal skills

Strong communication

Bilingual preferred

Flexible/adaptable

Diversity engagement

Education

Associates or Baccalaureate in social work

Credential in social work (within 18 months)

Job description

Wyoming Child and Family Development, Inc. seeks a Family Advocate to recruit and enroll children, collaborate with families on engagement goals, and coordinate supportive services. You will work with staff to address needs through referrals, home visits, and ongoing follow-up to improve family well-being.

The role emphasizes health, nutrition, school readiness, trauma-informed care, and building partnerships with families and the community. 32 hours weekly with 196 program days.