PRIMARY DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
The Hope Family Worker works with diverse families providing home based parent education, counseling and advocacy. Families involved with this program have active child protection cases.
EXPERIENCE AND QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS:
To be considered applicants will have experience working with chemical dependency, community resources, child protection and home visiting.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Reuben Lindh Family Services offers multiple benefits. 16 paid holidays, vacation, sick & personal time, staff development,medical, dental and retirement packages.
HOW TO APPLY:
Email resume to jobs@reubenlindh.org. Please add HOPE FW to the subject line. No Phone Calls Please!

PRIMARY DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
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