Juvenile Pre-Trial Case Manager - Field & Court Support

Trestle; Centennial (CO); On-site; USD 45,000 - 60,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid Vacation and Sick Time

13 Paid Holidays

Employer Paid Employee-Only Medical, &

60% Employer Paid Dependent coverage

401(k) up to 6% match

Sabbatical- 5 weeks

Job summary

Trestle in Centennial, CO is seeking a Pre-Trial Release Case Manager to provide intensive case management for youth eligible for the program. You will assess, supervise, and connect families with services to support court orders and reduce recidivism.

The role requires coordinating with court staff, service providers, and families, while maintaining detailed records and reports. The position offers full-time hours and benefits in a values-driven environment.

Qualifications

• Intake interviews; describe program expectations to youth and family and check for understanding.
• Prepare youth’s case plan to facilitate compliance with court orders and arrange services.
• Supervise youth using bond conditions, participant agreement, and step system.
• Conduct home, school, employment and other community visits per procedures.
• Attend MDT staffings, expulsion hearings, IEP meetings and other meetings as needed.

Responsibilities

• Document client contact and compliance with case plan goals per policy and procedures.
• Prepare status and bond violation reports for court hearings and provide planning recommendations.
• Provide court coverage as required and attend court for youth when necessary.
• Submit case termination forms and closeout summaries per office procedures.
• Maintain files on every youth per protocol.

Skills

Bilingual (Spanish)

Time management

Organization

Attention to detail

Computer skills

Translation

Diversity awareness

Education

Bachelor’s degree in criminal justice, social work, psychology, sociology

Tools

MS Office

Job description

Trestle in Centennial, CO is seeking a Pre-Trial Release Case Manager to provide intensive case management for youth eligible for the program. You will assess, supervise, and connect families with services to support court orders and reduce recidivism.

The role requires coordinating with court staff, service providers, and families, while maintaining detailed records and reports. The position offers full-time hours and benefits in a values-driven environment.