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Case Worker

Afghani CASEWORKER 

[Part TIME]

 

APPLICATIONS ARE OPEN

Position Details

  • Part-time, Monday-Thursday from 10 am-2 pm

  • Contracted through 31 December 2022

  • Pay: $15-18 an hour

  • Familial office culture

 

Case Workers connect clients to employment, health, and social service resources in the community with the goal of helping clients become self-sufficient. Our Case Workers will gain valuable experience assisting with a variety of professional duties that contribute to the efficiency of operations within the Customized Advocacy, Community development, and Economic Empowerment programs. Case Work services include an array of support services such as referral for health care, childcare, housing, utility assistance, language, and vocational training, family wellness training, emergency financial assistance, and transportation and interpreter/translation assistance to help clients access and utilize services in culturally and linguistically appropriate manners.


Customized advocacy builds women-to-women networks that empower English education, economic development, and/or human rights for Utah’s refugee women and their families. Women-to-women networks offer a safe place to build friendships supported by conservative cultures upset by post-traumatic stress disorders (PTSD) while empowering important gender-based, socio-economic skills that are largely under-realized by refugee women.
 

RESPONSIBILITIES:

•    Reach out to all Afghani women and introduce them to the Women Of the World organization’s programs, education, English, workshops, and other gatherings.
•    Provide casework services to refugees, asylees, and other displaced persons; services include: coordinating housing, medical appointments, inter-agency referrals, orientation/client education, school enrollments, employment placement, preparation, etc. 
•    Assist with new client intake 
•    Assist with social service applications 
•    Partner with social service Case Managers in locating essential resources for clients 
•    Attend community meetings as a representative for the Women of the World 
•    Educate WoW clients in transportation to appointments 
•    Help coordinate special events for clients 
•    Coordinate client and volunteer data entry 
•    Follow-up on reporting requirements 
•    Utilize community resources and programs to assist clients 
•    Maintain detailed case file documentation and case notes 
•    Prepare reports and ensure program targets and outcomes are met 
•    Represent the organization at meetings and other outreach activities 
•    Work with volunteers and co-sponsors to assist with services provided to clients 
•    Serve as an advocate for the clients

 

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS
 

•    At least 18 years of age
•    Sensitivity to the needs of diverse cultural communities
•    Must be able to maintain confidentiality as it relates to handling client information and fill out a confidentiality        disclosure.
•    Must be able to work with highly emotional and sensitive backgrounds while remaining professional and focusing on the client’s needs and long-term goals
•    Must be able to pass a criminal background check
•    Must be willing to meet clients in their homes or where the needs exist: government offices, offices of employment, etc.
•    Computer proficient including Microsoft Office applications (Word, Excel, and Outlook)
•    Capable of working independently with proven experience in achieving goals
•    High English language proficiency required; fluency in an additional language spoken by the client base including Pashto, Dari, Uzbek, Balochi, Turkmen

TO APPLY:

Email resume and cover letter to ryan@womenofworld.org. Applications may be submitted until the position is filled.

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