Family Partnership & Support Specialist

Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma, Inc; Oklahoma; On-site; USD 36,000 - 54,000; Full time

Job summary

Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma, Inc. seeks a dedicated professional to coordinate and deliver family support services within the Early Head Start program. You will develop Family Partnership Agreements, work with classroom staff, and promote wellness through screenings, referrals, and training.

You will recruit families, train volunteers, and ensure compliance with grant requirements. As a key member of the team, you will manage records, coordinate home visits, and serve as a resource for families and

Qualifications

• Experience with goal setting, case management and health-related services preferred.
• Knowledge of culturally diverse populations and their needs.
• Ability to obtain CPR/First Aid/AED certification and Food Handler’s Card.
• Maintain confidentiality per program policy.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate family support services and develop Family Partnership Agreements.
• Maintain accurate records in family files and tracking databases.
• Promote wellness through screenings, referrals, nutrition workshops and training.
• Coordinate home visits and parent-teacher conferences with staff.
• Recruit and train parents as volunteers and monitor hours.
• Act as a liaison with community agencies for expectant families and children.

Skills

Cultural competence

Keyboarding

CPR/First Aid

Emergency response

Physical stamina

Driver's license

Education

LPN license or Bachelor's in Child and Family Services

Tools

Head Start Electronic Tracking database

Job description

Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma, Inc. seeks a dedicated professional to coordinate and deliver family support services within the Early Head Start program. You will develop Family Partnership Agreements, work with classroom staff, and promote wellness through screenings, referrals, and training.

You will recruit families, train volunteers, and ensure compliance with grant requirements. As a key member of the team, you will manage records, coordinate home visits, and serve as a resource for families and