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NEW PARENT SUPPORT PROGRAM HOME VISITOR
Job Field: Government Jobs
Location: Fort Irwin, CA
Salary: $Not stated
Location: Fort Irwin, CA
Salary: $Not stated
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<tr><td valign="top" width="450"><b>New Parent Support Program Home VisitorCase Management– Fort Irwin, CAThe New Parent Support Program (NPSP) is a program within the U.S. Army’s Family Advocacy Program (FAP) and available to all eligible Families with expectant parents and parents of children from birth to 3 years of age. NPSP seeks to support young military Families which directly contribute to the Army’s mission readiness, support Family members’ adaptation to military life, enhance the knowledge and skills for healthy relationships that can provide safe, nurturing environments for children to prevent family violence.NPSP is supported by a staff of Licensed Clinical Social Workers (LCSW) and Registered Nurses (RN) who provide activities and services including information and referrals, parenting programs, respite care for children, and supervised play time for children. Families with children prenatal to 3 years old who have been assessed as being at risk for child maltreatment and/or Family violence can benefit from additional, more-intensive support from NPSP Home Visitors.NPSP Home Visitors are supportive and caring LCSWs and RNs Visitors who have extensive experience working with Families and young children and are sensitive to the unique challenges faced by military Families. Home Visitors provide comprehensive services to support high-quality parenting in Families with expecting parents and children from birth to age three. They play a critical role in safeguarding early childhood experiences and fostering family resilience. The NPSP program provides regular opportunities to receive information and support including parenting classes and seminars, infant first-aid classes, play-groups and assistance with referrals to community services. Intensive home visitation services are also provided for Families that show risk factors for potential maltreatment. Home Visitors duties and responsibilities include:- Providing effective, timely and confidential services for Families who have been assessed as being at risk for child maltreatment and/or Family violence.- Protect the privacy and confidentiality of client information.- Identifying and reporting suspected child abuse and neglect and domestic abuse.- Assessing developmental milestones and referral procedures for indicators of special needs or developmental delays.- Assessing and strengthening adaptation to parenthood.- Assessing and strengthening parental capacity for problem-solving, building and sustaining trusting relationships, and seeking help when necessary.- Promoting developmentally appropriate parenting skills and disciplinary techniques, and parent and child communication skills.- Facilitating informal and formal community networks to build positive relationships and reduce social isolation.- Developing relationships with local community and military installation officials and organizations that can maximize NSPS effectiveness.- Utilizing community-based services and formal and informal community networks to provide concrete support for families who may be in crisis.- Utilizing methods for screening for, assessing, and addressing protective and risk factors associated with child abuse and neglect using a strengths-based Family centered developmental approach.- Enter data into the Army Community Service (ACS) Client Tracking System (CTS) including intake assessments, home visit progress notes, Family Service Plans and progress notes within 3 work days.- Enter data into the CTS including the numbers of home visits, parenting/education classes, play groups, referrals made for community resources, hospital/clinic visits, new cases established and closed cases.- Participate in monthly conference calls and annual training events.Qualifications:- Home Visitors must have at least two (2) years of direct work experience in child abuse or domestic abuse, or maternal or child health or medical social work.- Licensed Clinical Social Workers must possess a current, valid, unre
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<tr><td valign="top" width="450"><b>New Parent Support Program Home VisitorCase Management– Fort Irwin, CAThe New Parent Support Program (NPSP) is a program within the U.S. Army’s Family Advocacy Program (FAP) and available to all eligible Families with expectant parents and parents of children from birth to 3 years of age. NPSP seeks to support young military Families which directly contribute to the Army’s mission readiness, support Family members’ adaptation to military life, enhance the knowledge and skills for healthy relationships that can provide safe, nurturing environments for children to prevent family violence.NPSP is supported by a staff of Licensed Clinical Social Workers (LCSW) and Registered Nurses (RN) who provide activities and services including information and referrals, parenting programs, respite care for children, and supervised play time for children. Families with children prenatal to 3 years old who have been assessed as being at risk for child maltreatment and/or Family violence can benefit from additional, more-intensive support from NPSP Home Visitors.NPSP Home Visitors are supportive and caring LCSWs and RNs Visitors who have extensive experience working with Families and young children and are sensitive to the unique challenges faced by military Families. Home Visitors provide comprehensive services to support high-quality parenting in Families with expecting parents and children from birth to age three. They play a critical role in safeguarding early childhood experiences and fostering family resilience. The NPSP program provides regular opportunities to receive information and support including parenting classes and seminars, infant first-aid classes, play-groups and assistance with referrals to community services. Intensive home visitation services are also provided for Families that show risk factors for potential maltreatment. Home Visitors duties and responsibilities include:- Providing effective, timely and confidential services for Families who have been assessed as being at risk for child maltreatment and/or Family violence.- Protect the privacy and confidentiality of client information.- Identifying and reporting suspected child abuse and neglect and domestic abuse.- Assessing developmental milestones and referral procedures for indicators of special needs or developmental delays.- Assessing and strengthening adaptation to parenthood.- Assessing and strengthening parental capacity for problem-solving, building and sustaining trusting relationships, and seeking help when necessary.- Promoting developmentally appropriate parenting skills and disciplinary techniques, and parent and child communication skills.- Facilitating informal and formal community networks to build positive relationships and reduce social isolation.- Developing relationships with local community and military installation officials and organizations that can maximize NSPS effectiveness.- Utilizing community-based services and formal and informal community networks to provide concrete support for families who may be in crisis.- Utilizing methods for screening for, assessing, and addressing protective and risk factors associated with child abuse and neglect using a strengths-based Family centered developmental approach.- Enter data into the Army Community Service (ACS) Client Tracking System (CTS) including intake assessments, home visit progress notes, Family Service Plans and progress notes within 3 work days.- Enter data into the CTS including the numbers of home visits, parenting/education classes, play groups, referrals made for community resources, hospital/clinic visits, new cases established and closed cases.- Participate in monthly conference calls and annual training events.Qualifications:- Home Visitors must have at least two (2) years of direct work experience in child abuse or domestic abuse, or maternal or child health or medical social work.- Licensed Clinical Social Workers must possess a current, valid, unre
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