Dedicated child welfare coordinator, committed to achieve better social, financial, mental, physical, and emotional health. I promote student learning by strengthening each individual child's potential. I am seeking a full-time position as an child welfare program specialist ( HHS-ACF-DE-23-11988699) U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration on Children, Youth and Families. Skillful in providing advices on the changing conditions that affect the well-being of children and their families. Proficient in examining nationwide problems, trends, or changing conditions that affect the well-being of children and their families, preparing technical documents, researching, and presentations on child welfare projects. As well as, identifying program areas related to child welfare in need of research and innovation.
Salary: $47,200.00
Hours Per Week: 40 hrs
GSA: 8
Supervisor: Stanford Purnell (561-281-5828)
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Hours Per Week: 40 hrs
GSA: 6
Supervisor: Mary-Jo Walsh-Watson (561-932-3938)
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Salary: $35,360.00
Hours Per Week: 40 hrs
GSA: 5
Supervisor: Stephanie Wallace (561-471-1688)
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Salary: $25,168.00
Hours Per Week: 22 hrs
GSA: 2
Supervisor: Stephanie Wallace (561-471-1688)
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Salary: $36,400.00
Hours Per Week: 40 hrs
GSA: 5
Supervisor: Erykah Fountain (302-836-2100)
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Salary: $39,500.00
Hours Per Week: 40 hrs
GSA: 6
Supervisor: Richard Gore (407-873-1548)
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Hours Per Week: 40 hrs
GSA: 1
Supervisor: John Stevenson (302-424-8100)
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Development of 6 Sensory Rooms for Children with Disabilities
Purpose: Implementing strategies to better support development of positive classroom behaviors and social-emotional well-being.
Locations: Palm Beach County Florida Head Start/Early Head Start program locations.
Sensory rooms: are a popular and very effective strategy that is used with children with various disabilities, to improve upon and strengthen positive behaviors and their social-emotional well-being.
Goal: is to provide a positive reinforcement approach that will help encourage students to demonstrate desirable behaviors for school readiness. We will be executing and utilizing a continuous multidisciplinary approach implemented by highly trained staff and therapists.