The Family Support Worker plays a vital role in a team dedicated to reunifying families and maintaining those connections.
Responsibilities include scheduling appointments, providing transportation assistance, supervising family and sibling interactions, and identifying community resources and supports. The role also involves advocating for families, making telephone contacts with parents or guardians, and collaborating with Family Support and Intervention Specialists to ensure cohesive case management. Additionally, the worker must be trained in family interaction skills and capable of documenting observations effectively.
To qualify, candidates must be at least 21 years old, possess a High School diploma or GED, and have prior experience or education in social services preferred but not required.