Fatherhood Program Coach for Family Growth

Commonpoint; New York (NY); On-site; USD 27,000 - 39,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance options

PTO (paid time off)

Continuing education stipend

Professional development

Job summary

Commonpoint Bronx Center is seeking a Family Development Coach to deliver case management and facilitate the Fatherhood Program. The role supports fathers with parenting, life skills, employment readiness, financial management and personal development on-site five days a week.

You will collaborate with social workers and community partners to provide comprehensive, strengths-based support and to promote father involvement in families and communities.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Social Work, Education or Counseling with city systems experience.
• Associate’s degree with DYCD credential or completion within 1 year and city systems experience.
• Completion of Family Development Training within 1 year and 3+ years in case management/counseling.
• 5+ years’ experience in assessment, service planning, case management or intervention.
• 3+ years’ experience collaborating with community-based organizations.

Responsibilities

• Manage a caseload for assessment, service planning, case management and intervention.
• Recruit parents and conduct intake assessments and interviews.
• Plan curriculum and conduct workshops on parenting, life skills, and financial literacy.
• Coordinate events and build partnerships with community organizations.
• Monitor participant progress and collect outcomes data.

Skills

Case management

Coaching

Workshop facilitation

Relationship building

Communication skills

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Social Work or related field

Associate’s degree with DYCD credential or completion within 1 year

Experience with city systems (public assistance, child welfare, housing)

Tools

Microsoft Office

Google Drive (Gmail, Calendar, Docs)

Job description

Commonpoint Bronx Center is seeking a Family Development Coach to deliver case management and facilitate the Fatherhood Program. The role supports fathers with parenting, life skills, employment readiness, financial management and personal development on-site five days a week.

You will collaborate with social workers and community partners to provide comprehensive, strengths-based support and to promote father involvement in families and communities.