Catalina Peruchet

Outlined essential responsibilities in role

• Reviewed reports of incoming allegations from state hotline and local intake sources to identify critical cases.
• Interview People: Talk privately with the children, parents, teachers, and doctors.
• Inspected homes to evaluate living conditions, food supply, and potential hazards impacting child safety.
• Assess Risk: Decide if a child faces immediate danger or future harm.
• Facilitated delivery of tailored services and resources after assessing individual needs of each child.

• Advocated for client rights within various social service systems.
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• Assisted clients in accessing community resources such as housing, food pantries, and transportation options.
• Coordinated with community resources to enhance client access to services.
• Facilitated support groups for individuals dealing with mental health challenges.
• Worked collaboratively with other professionals such as psychiatrists, psychologists, and nurses to coordinate care for clients.
• Conducted supervised supervision ensuring a safe, neutral space for child-parent visitation during high-conflict custody transitions.
• Compiled evidence from police reports, medical records or other sources for use in court trials.
• Managed case files and documentation, ensuring all relevant information was organized, accessible, and maintained in strict confidentiality.
• Coordinated with investigators and law enforcement agencies to obtain information or evidence used in hearings.
• Worked successfully with diverse group of coworkers to accomplish goals and address issues related to our products and services.