As a Foster Care Case Manager, you work to facilitate the return home of children to their biological parents. When that is not possible, you help find forever families for children through adoption or guardianship. Foster Care Case Managers visit regularly with children in the foster home and with their biological parents, working hard to remedy any barriers to returning home. Responsibilities include developing permanency goals while actively participating in team meetings, case reviews, IEPs, and court hearings.

Responsible for implementation of the substance abuse prevention initiative serving Clinton and Washington Counties, including assessing community needs, developing a youth advisory council and communication campaign, and implementing a comprehensive substance abuse prevention program targeting youth between the ages of 11 and 18.

As a Mental Health Therapist, you assist in providing mental health services and advocacy for families both within and outside of the agency, working with other professionals as a part of a care team. Using evidence-based practices and a variety of therapeutic approaches, you provide therapy to children, adults, couples, and families in an office or community setting. You complete bio-psycho-social assessments and develop treatment goals with the client and their guardian.