Goshen Family Center Program Coordinator resume example

Assisted victims of Sexual Assault with services such as case management, housing at our Domestic Violence Shelter, Legal Aid, peer counseling, referrals to therapy services, and safety planning. Coordinated support with local county law enforcement and forensic nurses. Provided additional methods of contact through our 24/7 Sexual Assault Hotline.

Performed parent education classes funded by First 5 of Tulare County, sponsored by the Tulare County Sheriff's Office (TCSO) as a contracted employee of Family Services of Tulare County (FSTC). The Gang Awareness Parenting Project (GAPP) provided 12+ week parenting group and individual classes to the male and female incarcerated population inside Bob Wiley, Pre-Trial, and MCF county jail facilities in which gang affiliated incarcerated individuals with children ages 0-5 participated in order to improve their personal and parental skills, either voluntarily or in relation to Child Welfare Services cases. Each client’s significant other received educational classes during home visits and were assessed so additional essential services could be rendered to meet their needs. After the incarcerated individual was released, an additional month of in-person services were rendered in order to provide post-custody support. Topics covered in class included challenging behaviors, child development, anger management, effective conflict resolution, positive discipline, basic needs, the effects of violence on children, as well as additional topics. Identified, documented, and corrected challenging behaviors through observation, education, support, and other methods on a daily basis. Worked with incarcerated individuals of diverse cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds, all inmate security classification levels, gang affiliations, people with disabilities, as well as individuals in the sexual crimes jail unit, and individuals held in the substance abuse recovery jail units. Coordinated with programs staff, law enforcement custody staff, probation staff, and medical staff in order to provide essential services while educating and advocating for incarcerated individuals and their families. Met or exceeded weekly, monthly, semi-annual, and annual milestones.