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The Outreach and Education Specialist is responsible for conducting outreach, developing community partnerships, and providing consultation and education to various community partners. This role includes conducting culturally appropriate screenings and assessments to identify behavioral and developmental concerns in children and caregivers, facilitating comprehensive screenings, and maintaining clinical documentation in an electronic health record.

The Recovery Specialist assists clients with day-to-day living activities, monitors client behaviors and interactions, and supports therapeutic recreation planning. Responsibilities include documenting client progress, facilitating group activities, and providing administrative support in a safe and compliant program environment.

Teaching and supporting individuals with mental illness and substance use disorders in their recovery journey. Providing skills training, communication with interdisciplinary teams, and collaborating with community systems for client welfare. Maintaining accurate clinical documentation and progress reports for clients.

The Community-Based Case Manager will provide mental health and substance use disorder case management, facilitate supportive counseling, develop treatment plans, conduct assessments, and coordinate care with law enforcement and local stakeholders. They will also manage documentation in electronic medical records and create supportive relationships with clients.

The Campaign Coordinator will manage daily operations for major and capital campaigns, focusing on project management, scheduling, correspondence, and donor information management. They will support campaign teams and maintain databases while preparing documentation and coordinating events.

Responsible for providing crisis response and assessment services to individuals experiencing mental health crises, offering support and linkage to resources, and maintaining accurate records of contacts. Deescalates crisis situations, assesses risks, makes appropriate referrals, and communicates effectively with stakeholders. Bachelor's degree required.

The Crisis Specialist will provide emergency mental health intervention through face-to-face, phone, and telehealth services to individuals in crisis. Responsibilities include assessing the risk of harm, maintaining documentation, de-escalating situations, and liaising with other resources as needed.