Position: Full Time Bilingual Housing Resource Specialist Location: Passaic County  The Housing Resource Specialist (HRS) is responsible for conducting intake interviews, verifying consumer eligibility, assisting consumer needs; coordinating rental assistance process; identifying resources; and providing information and referral to other community resources to help meet consumer needs for individuals and families identified as homeless or at risk of homelessness.  Provides direct services to a caseload of up to 25.    The HRS is also responsible for case management; record keeping; documentation; data entry and data processing in the EmpoweOR and Homelessness Management information system (HMIS) and other computer databases as required.  Responsibilities: Conduct intakes and direct interviews with individuals and families to determine their eligibility for homelessness prevention services.   Responsible for evaluating and verifying families' applications for direct funds, verifying eligibility based on specific instruments, HUS requirements and the families' budget and resources.    Obtain completed and signed Consent/Authorization and HMIS intake forms from each consumer Provide virtual and in-home case management services to meet the family's goals on the Service plan.   These goals may include but not limited to: housing location, landlord readiness, identification of formal and informal supports, parenting skills, and structuring daily routines.   Exhibits knowledge of client's psychosocial and medical needs as appropriate.  Assist each family in improving their housing stability through the agreed upon Service plan that could include:  credit repair, NJ tenant's rights and responsibilities, prevention of lease violations, and financial literacy.   Identify a plan to set tenant up for success with following terms of their lease, maintaining their home, and fulfilling their financial commitments.    Develop and maintain working relationships with private and public services agencies in the community to ensure that consumers received all available community resources.    Provide linkage to community resources which can include but not limited to: emergency services, housing, child care, educational and vocational needs or services, food stamps, cash assistance, WIC, Supplemental Security Income, Social Security Disability,health care treatment, and Division of Developmental Disabilities.  Connect families and youth to Family Success Centers, sports and recreational activities, creative arts and educational programs.   Facilitates transportation solutions for appointments, meetings, and activities which are part of their Service Plan.   Plans efficient transportation routes for individuals to any appropriate services.  Serve as an advocate and maintain regular communication with landlords and other agencies while the consumer case is being processed to help prevent evictions when possible.   Models advocacy techniques for consumers. Review rental and utility arrangements including Summons or Warrant of Removal and obtain the landlords ledger to determine the exact amount of the participants indebtedness, and ensure all monies needed to cover the rent are accounted for. Request and manage client assistance funding from community partners and Department of Community Client-specific funding for wraparound services.    Prepare a file folder with each consumer's records and documentation, as well as all required project forms, in an orderly manner according tot he project file checklist. Consult with the director on all new cases and/or dispositions on current ones, and emergency needs.   Prepare and submit tracking sheets and other required reports, etc. of consumers assisted as well as those waiting for assistance to the Director.  Present completed files with all required documentation to the Director for review and approval. Attend staff meetings and participate in agency planning and evaluation activities as required including consumer satisfaction surveys to determines the quality of the services provided.     Meet regularly with supervisor for individual and group supervision for case review. Qualifications: Bachelor's degree At least two years of professional experience; including case management, crisis intervention, and housing services experience Must speak both English and Spanish Fluently Proficiency in WORD, EXCEL, Microsoft office, and other software programs Possession of a valid NJ driver's license, and access to a vehicle to facilitate attendance at meetings and training. Knowledge and Abilities: Knowledge of social service programs and community resources Knowledge and proficiency in the usage of EmpowOR and HMIS databases Mathematical abilities and attention to details to ensure accuracy and accountability in reporting. Analytical skill to clarify program regulations and staff adherence to procedures. Organizational skills to coordinate statistics from varied departments. Interpersonal skills to act as agency liaison with consumers, community partners, and agency administrator and supervisors. Excellent consumer service and ability to maintain consumer confidentiality at all times Ability to work with a culturally and economically diverse population.   

Center For Family Services is seeking a detail-oriented and highly-organized Public Relations Assistant to join our fast paced Public Relations & Development Department with supporting our more than 100 programs across New Jersey. Locations:   Voorhees, New Jersey Duties & Responsibilities: Manage all gear and apparel orders; Manage all give away orders ; Oversee tracking for all department purchasing; Track marketing material inventory; Manage supply orders for all department activities including events, volunteer  projects, and engagement activities; Coordinate agency fair attendance; Attend outreach events to represent Center For Family Services, when  applicable;  Support creation of the employee e-newsletter, Take 5, and the external donor e- newsletter, The Spark by reviewing copy, dropping in content including copy & photographs/images, and uploading email lists; Support social media efforts by designing images & graphics to accompany posts  by utilizing Adobe Spark software   With the PR Specialist, oversee Center For Family Services social media content  plan and serve as the primary scheduler of posts across all agency platforms  including Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn; Draft communications as needed including program content, press releases,  highlights, etc. Support all agency fundraising events and community drives; Support constituent and gift data entry into Raiser's Edge and in-kind donation  receipt and distribution during peak giving seasons; Assemble folders and other packets for department events and meetings; Support internal events and o ther duties as assigned. General: Displays professional demeanor in all interactions with children, adults, and families served, as well as colleagues, and/or community members. Provides outstanding customer service in all Agency interactions. Outstanding verbal and written communication skills including, but not limited to, advanced knowledge of English and any other required languages (i.e. meaning and spelling of words, rules of composition, and grammar). Strong intercultural competency awareness and skills required as well as commitment to expanding personal and collective knowledge and sensitivity. Shows consistent initiative in all position responsibilities including but not limited to, identifying areas of needed improvement, problem solving, and implementing innovative solutions. Exercises effective time management skills including, but not limited to, organizing and prioritizing work in order to meet deadlines. Possesses the ability to effectively use technological tools and platforms in order to complete their work functions efficiently. Including, but not limited to, proficiency in: Microsoft Windows and corporate network resources Required software and systems including, but not limited to, electronic client record keeping and payroll systems, etc. Gmail and additional web-based email services The use of the internet in order to research and perform other tasks related to  position The use of basic office equipment (i.e. landline and smart phones, copier, fax machine) Possesses the ability to complete mathematical analysis and operations including, but not limited to, addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Utilizes a working knowledge in recognizing and evaluating suicidal or homicidal idealization in order to protect individuals and families served from self-harm or harming others. Demonstrates knowledge of surrounding community challenges and best practice research-oriented solutions and the ability to utilize this knowledge to  affect changes in the lives of our children, adults and families served. Requirements: Bachelor's Degree in Communications, Public Relations, Marketing or related field. At least 1 year experience in a nonprofit communications/public relations setting. Ability to work in a fast paced environment and balance several projects at once. Excellent customer service skills. Ability to work both independently and part of a team. Experience in Adobe Creative Suite preferred.

SUMMARY Location:    Glassboro and Vineland (Gloucester and Cumberland Counties) Position:  Peaceful Tomorrows - Family Counselor Are you a New Jersey Master's Level Clinician with the passion to provide HOPE to parents and youthimpacted by domestic violence in the family? Are you Bi-Lingual Spanish Speaking?  Do you enjoy being part of a TEAM made up of Professionally Licensed Clinicians from multiple disciplines that are creative and innovative in their approaches to guide individuals, families, and communities through a process of healing and recovery? Are you looking for a position that is dynamic and engaging both in the office and in the Gloucester and Cumberland County Communities? Are you looking for a Full-Time Position with benefits and a flexible schedule? If you answered yes to these questions, this may be the counseling position for you. Duties and Responsibilities:  To provide assessments, counseling, and psycho-educational services to parents and youth who have witnessed and/or experienced domestic violence in their home. Services include individual and family counseling, parenting groups, resiliency groups for children, either in the office or on-site at schools, community educational workshops, and family retreats. Job Requirements (Qualifications): MSW, or MA in a related human services field Licensed (MFT, LCSW, LPC) preferred or license eligible. Bi-Lingual Spanish Speaking Required Knowledge in the area of domestic violence Two years' experience working with children and families, experience working with youth and families preferred Clearly communicate ideas in both written and verbal form Willing to work in our Gloucester and Cumberland County Offices Work a flexible schedule including evenings Valid driver's license in the state of his/her residence, insurance, and clean driving record.

Do you have the passion to provide HOPE to parents and youth impacted by domestic violence in the family? Do you enjoy being part of a TEAM made up of a diverse team of professionals from multiple disciplines that are creative and innovative in their approaches to guide individuals, families, and communities through a process of healing and recovery? Do you want to be part of a growing organization made up of a dynamic team of professionals dedicated to improving lives? Are you Bi-Lingual Spanish Speaking? Are you looking for a position that is dynamic and engaging both in the office and in the Gloucester and Cumberland County Communities? Do you enjoy getting out into the community and providing short-term in-home case management? Are you looking for a Full-Time Position with benefits and a flexible schedule? If you answered yes to these questions, this may be the counseling position for you. Location: Glassboro and Vineland (Gloucester and Cumberland Counties) Duties and Responsibilities:  Center For Family Services is seeking a passionate, sincere, and responsible  person to join our team as a Case Manager for Peaceful Tomorrows, a counseling program for children and  families impacted by domestic violence. The Case Manager provides case management to parents exposed to  Domestic Violence and their children. Services include case management, short-term in-home stabilization post  shelter stay, coordination of transportation, transportation, community outreach, and parent and community  educational workshops. Job Requirements (Qualifications): Bachelors of Social Work (BSW) degree or related field preferred. Associates required. Experience working in the field of trauma or domestic violence Strong written, and verbal communicate skills Ability to connect with people of varying backgrounds, appreciate and embrace diversity, and maintain confidentiality Ability to work independently combined with the ability to be a team player Bi-Lingual Spanish Speaking is required Willing to work in our Gloucester and Cumberland Offices Work a flexible schedule including evenings

Center For Family Services is seeking an experienced bilingual mental health professional for the Senior Clinical Director position for the Juntos Program. This is a full time position in a quickly growing organization that positively influences children and teens. The Senior Clinical Director is a motivated, culturally sensitive individual who is dedicated to the care of international children living in the United States. The Senior Clinical Director will oversee the entire program's treatment component including the treatment team and facilitating coordination between all disciplines within the facility. This individual will recruit, train and provide structured and unstructured clinical supervision of therapy, education, case management, adjunct and ancillary services. The schedule for this position is generally 9am-5pm, Monday-Friday. However, the Clinical Director position requires on-call rotation for 24 hours for clinical intervention for UC youths. Location:   Burlington, NJ Duties and Responsibilities: The Senior Clinical Director coordinate all of the clinical services for all the UC youth and overseeing the treatment component of the program. The Clinical Director will lead the treatment team and facilitate coordination between all disciplines within the program (PSA Compliance, Nurse, Teachers, Residential Counselors, and clinicians) to ensure timely reunification and safety of youths.  They review all treatment plans, intakes, progress notes, and other documentation to ensure best practice and compliance with ORR and COA regulations. They act as a liaison with ORR, immigration courts, service providers, and family members. They provide direct therapy for up to two youths as needed. Requirements:  LCSW, LPC or equivalent certification Master of Social Work (MSW) degree or Masters in related counseling field Supervisory experience required  At least ten years' experience in the field, five of which have been in a supervisory role. Experience with individual, group, and family therapy for youth and families, preferably in a residential setting Bi-lingual fluency in both English and Spanish (reading, writing, speaking, conversational) Excellent driving skills Be a licensed Driver for at least three years Must successfully submit to and pass medical, criminal, motor vehicle and other background checks

Summary: Center For Family Services is seeking an experienced bilingual mental health professional for the Lead Clinician position within our Juntos Program. This is a full time position in a quickly growing organization that positively influences children and teens. The Clinician is a motivated, culturally sensitive individual who is dedicated to the care of international children living in the United States. The Lead Clinician will be a key member of the Juntos treatment team. They will facilitate coordination between all disciplines within the facility. This individual will recruit, train, and provide structured and unstructured clinical supervision of therapy, education, case management, adjunct, and ancillary services. The schedule for this position is generally Monday-Friday 9am-5pm. However, the Lead Clinician position requires on-call rotation for 24 hours for clinical intervention. Location: Egg Harbor Township, NJ General Knowledge and Skills Displays professional demeanor in all interactions with children, adults, and families served, as well as colleagues, and/or community members. Provides outstanding customer service in all Agency interactions. Outstanding verbal and written communication skills including, but not limited to,advanced knowledge of English and any other required languages (i.e. meaning and spelling of words, rules of composition, and grammar). Strong intercultural competency awareness and skills required as well as commitment to expanding personal and collective knowledge and sensitivity. Shows consistent initiative in all position responsibilities including but not limited to, identifying areas of needed improvement, problem solving, and implementing innovative solutions. Exercises effective time management skills including, but not limited to, organizing and prioritizing work in order to meet deadlines. Possesses the ability to effectively use technological tools and platforms in order to complete their work functions efficiently. Including, but not limited to, proficiency in Microsoft Windows and corporate network resources Duties and Responsibilities: Coordinating clinical services, train new clinicians, and supervise clinical staff.  Displays consistent ethical behavior and sound judgment. Demonstrates a basic knowledge of CFS' continuum of services and provides appropriate referral when applicable and needed. Interacts and works with children, adults, and families served, as well as colleagues, and/or community members in a non-biased, inclusive, and respectful way regardless of cultural differences and circumstances. Appropriately utilizes supervision process and Agency support in order to best execute assignments, duties, and responsibilities. Demonstrates dependability, responsibility, and self-accountability in meeting position expectations. Responsible for personal and collective safety of the organization by displaying consistent mindfulness as well as identifying and reporting safety issues and violations. Strong commitment to personal and collective professional development. Requirements: Master's in Psychology, Sociology, or other relevant behavioral science in which clinical experience is a program requirement, with 3 years of postgraduate direct service delivery experience. Must have supervisory experience and be licensed to provide clinical services in the state of NJ state. 3 - 5 years of experience working with the program population or relevant direct service delivery, along with experience in individual, group, and family therapy for youth and families, preferably in a residential setting. Experience with individual, group, and family therapy for youth and families, preferably in a residential setting Bilingual fluency in English and Spanish Current driver's license with a good driving record of at least three years Vehicle with current insurance and registration Must pass medical, criminal, motor vehicle and background check

Family Intervention Services, inc, a division of the Center for Family Services, has an available position for a Bilingual, English / Spanish speaking Clinician. This Full Time Position entails providing family therapy in two programs on a weekly basis to youth / families in crisis who are experiencing challenges with their behaviors / mental health management and have involvements with DCP&P. Sessions are held in the home, in the community, and in the office to strengthen family relations. Close collaboration with child protective services and juvenile court system. Clinician will also be responsible for de-escalation interventions on an on-call rotation basis to stabilize families in crisis. Additionally, the clinician will facilitate groups in the Denville office or in the community and be able to travel within Morris County to provide home sessions.  Locations: Morris County, NJ Requirements: MA / MSW with professional license (LSW /LAC /LCSW /LPC).  Evening schedule availability required and some weekends as necessary .  Must be fluent in speaking and writing in Spanish.  Exceptional training opportunities.  Individual supervision provided on a weekly basis,  along with team supervision.                                                 Vehicle with current insurance and registration  Current driver's license with a driving record of at least three years

Program Coordinator (Passaic Mobile Response) SUMMARY: Family Intervention Services a division of Center for Family Services is seeking a full time Program Coordinator for the Passaic Mobile Response and Stabilization Services.  The ideal candidate is energetic, creative, flexible, and ready to join a fast pace environment. The Program Coordinator provides supervision and over site to staff who provide crisis management and de-escalation services to youth and families in Passaic County. Location: Passaic County Duties and Responsibilities: Provide weekly individual and team supervision to CIS and be available for on-call supervision and/or back up crisis supervision. Identifies needs and provides ongoing staff training in a variety of clinical modalities (e.g., family systems, behavioral, cognitive, etc). Assign cases per program requirements. Ensure compliance with directives from supervisors. Monitors youth/family progress toward goal achievement. Coordinates school, court, etc meetings. Provide Field Supervision Responsible for on call on a rotating basis Attend community meetings/presentations as deemed appropriate Practice sound clinical (when appropriate to license) and administrative judgment and provide guidance to staff accordingly. Effectively act as a liaison between staff and all levels of administration. Make recommendations in hiring, disciplinary actions, promotion and termination in conjunction with Program Director. Conduct regular staff evaluations and oversee implementation of the Quality Assessment and Check In while providing staff with opportunities for leadership. Attends and participates in agency/office meetings. Serves as liaison between FIS and all referral sources. Maintains statistics to ensure the level of service is met. Ensures that all reports (required by program/service and FIS) are completed and submitted within designated time frames. Job Requirements (Qualifications): Licensure as LPC/LCSW/LAC/LSW or an equivalent license from an accredited board.  Master's degree in a related field (e.g., social work, counseling, psychology, criminal justice, special education) Experience with community relations and crisis intervention. Must be energetic, creative, and able to work as part of a community resource team, and be culturally competent and responsive. Must have a car, valid driver's license and pass a criminal background check

Summary: Center for Family Services is seeking motivated, culturally sensitive, and compassionate individual for the Residential Care Provider positions within its Juntos Program. This is a part time position in a quickly growing organization that positively influences children and teens. The Residential Care Provider will be a key member of the program's team in providing direct counseling services and support to children and teens in the program. Location: Northfield, NJ Duties and Responsibilities: The Residential Care Provider engages in caring supervision and structure for youth in residence which is consistent with stated goals and objectives as well as provides life skills training, co-leads physical education and recreation, and guides, instructs and counsels youth in the program. The Residential Care Provider oversees goal setting groups and provides on-to-one assistance and engages youth.  This individual provides transportation to and from appointments and also is a substitute in the event of a staff absence. The Residential Care Provider ensures that youth complete their goals as set forth in their treatment plan. Requirements:  Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) degree or related field, or extensive experience or High School Diploma and extensive experience in the related field Bilingual fluency in English and Spanish  Current driver's license with a good driving record of at least three years  Vehicle with current insurance and registration Must pass medical, motor vehicle, and criminal background check

Summary: Family Intervention Services, a division of The Center for Family Services, is looking for a LAC or LSW clinician for the Family Stabilization Program program. The FSP program provides an array of community based therapeutic counseling and case management services with the goal of stabilizing children at home who may be at risk for out of home placement, when families are working towards reunification with their children or when children in long-term foster care are having trouble, or in a community based setting.   Referrals are made by DCP & P. Counseling sessions are held in the office or in the home for up to 12 months. Location: Passaic County, NJ Duties and responsibilities for the position include but are not limited to: Meet weekly for clinical individual and team supervision Assess needs and provide therapy to families and children involved with DCP&P in home and office Carry cases per program requirements Monitor case progress toward goal achievement Practice sound clinical and case management judgment Submit and maintain paperwork as per agency's expectations Collaborate with DCP&P on an on-going basis Must be available for on-call rotating Requirements include but are not limited to: Must be in possession of MA with LAC/LPC or MSW with LSW/LCSW (not pending).  Experience with community relations and crisis interventions.  Must be energetic, creative and able to work as part of a team.  Must be willing to provide community-based services to families who have children that are part of child protection cases and may be part of the foster care system.  Valid NJ Driver's License with reliable transportation  Excellent communication, interpersonal organizational and assessment skills.  Computer literate (Microsoft Office)  Ability to work in a multi-cultural environment and promote cultural sensitivity and strong leadership skills.  Bi-Lingual Spanish strongly encouraged.

Center For Family Services is seeking a Part Time Bilingual (Spanish) Residential Advocate. We are looking for an experienced, responsible, and organized individual to fill the Residential Advocate position working with the Services Empowering Rights of Victims (SERV) program. SERV provides crisis intervention, counseling, and support to survivors of sexual violence, domestic violence, and human trafficking. The program provides personalized care to help people follow a path to healing. The Residential Advocate must successfully complete 40 hour Domestic Violence training and the New Jersey State Confidential Sexual Violence Advocate Training provided by SERV. This is a part time/ relief position. Required schedule varies. Location:   Gloucester, NJ Duties and Responsibilities: The Residential Advocates assist with operating the 24/7 crisis hotlines for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors, family members as well as law enforcement, hospital ect. The RA also assists with residents in the domestic violence safe house and are responsible for ensuring the safety and security of the campus. They answer all hotline calls/administrative calls as well as offer crisis intervention, phone counseling, and referrals for victims and survivors of sexual violence and domestic violence. The Residential Advocate provides intake for incoming residents and maintains residential client files. The Residential Advocate assists with maintaining the Safe House including cleaning, organizing, making photocopies and completing daily duties. They provide house meetings for residents, assist all residents with requirements needed to ensure their well-being and provide victims with case-related medical and legal information. The Residential Advocate assists with the on-call schedule as needed and assists with office procedures pertinent to the operations of the program. The Residential Advocate ensures the safety and security of the Safe House Campus and ensures the residents follow Safe House Expectations. Requirements: High School Diploma Bilingual Spanish and English Preferred Must successfully complete 60 hour Domestic Violence training Experience preferred: domestic violence, sexual violence, crisis intervention, residential setting Availability for weekday overnights and schedule flexibility for evenings and holidays Current driver's license with an excellent driving record of at least three years Vehicle with current insurance and registration