Children's Square USA is a multi-program, human services agency serving youth, children and families. We employ caring, dedicated individuals at all levels to ensure quality care for our kids and their families. The Children's Center is seeking Early Childhood Educators/Daycare Staff. These creative, high energy individuals work with children ages six weeks to six years, teaching the most basic of skills and concepts. Our Early Childhood Educators lay foundations in motor skills, language, mathematics and sensory knowledge. They instill a love of learning and foster active imaginations to inspire children to reach for the stars. As an Early Childhood Educator/Daycare staff, you will work with small groups of young children to navigate outside play, story times, arts and crafts, circle time, meals and nap time. You will also be in charge of hygiene and helping little ones learn to brush their teeth, wash their hands and toilet training. Early Childhood Educators teach young ones to interact and socialize, play together, and make friends. Each Educator receives extensive training in child development and teaching young children. Early Childhood Educators/Daycare Staff benefit from a career ladder. Education and Experience determine starting pay, and with more training and experience, become eligible for raises. All employees must have a High School Diploma (or equivalent), pass criminal history, child abuse, and sex offender checks and complete a physical and TB test. Come start your career with us! Full time and part time positions available. As an Early Childhood Educator at Children's Center, you will receive extensive training in: First Aid and CPR Mandatory Reporting Universal Precautions Infant and Toddlers Environmental Rating Scale Early Childhood Environmental Rating Scale Safety Sanitation QualiStar And others through CCR&R. Join the dedicated team of Early Childhood Educators at Children's Center and get hands on experience with: High Scope Curriculum Classroom Management Lesson Planning Child Development Assessment Portfolios Anecdotal records Physical Development Cognitive and Social Development Potty Training Infant and Toddler Care Communication with Parents and Professionals Childhood Nutrition Childhood Hygiene Preschool Preparation School-Age Experiential Learning RESPONSIBILITIES Ensures the safety of the children at all times Organizes and leads activities designed to promote physical, mental, and social development Interacts with children at their level (stoop and bend) both physically and verbally throughout the day Observes and responds to children's needs, emergencies, and conflicts that might occur in a classroom, on the playground, in bathrooms, or in common areas Helps children with personal hygiene and with keeping classroom clean and organized Helps prepare and serve student meals and snacks Manages supplies and ensures orderly work areas Meets with parents, staff, and administration and attends staff meetings and other events as needed/requested Performs other duties as assigned QUALIFICATIONS High school diploma or equivalent required Direct experience or training in the care of infants and/or very young children is preferred Must be able to meet infant and young children's needs Must have knowledge of child development Must have knowledge of basic health care and positive methods of behavior guidance Must enjoy or derive satisfaction from nurturing infants or young children and must have the personal warmth, alertness, and attentiveness required in working with assigned age groups Must be able to communicate verbally and in written form with co-workers, children, and parents Must be mature and have the energy and flexibility to meet the changing needs of children Must be able to interact with clients and children with sensitivity and responsiveness to cultural and socioeconomic characteristics in the service population
10/14/2021
Full time
Children's Square USA is a multi-program, human services agency serving youth, children and families. We employ caring, dedicated individuals at all levels to ensure quality care for our kids and their families. The Children's Center is seeking Early Childhood Educators/Daycare Staff. These creative, high energy individuals work with children ages six weeks to six years, teaching the most basic of skills and concepts. Our Early Childhood Educators lay foundations in motor skills, language, mathematics and sensory knowledge. They instill a love of learning and foster active imaginations to inspire children to reach for the stars. As an Early Childhood Educator/Daycare staff, you will work with small groups of young children to navigate outside play, story times, arts and crafts, circle time, meals and nap time. You will also be in charge of hygiene and helping little ones learn to brush their teeth, wash their hands and toilet training. Early Childhood Educators teach young ones to interact and socialize, play together, and make friends. Each Educator receives extensive training in child development and teaching young children. Early Childhood Educators/Daycare Staff benefit from a career ladder. Education and Experience determine starting pay, and with more training and experience, become eligible for raises. All employees must have a High School Diploma (or equivalent), pass criminal history, child abuse, and sex offender checks and complete a physical and TB test. Come start your career with us! Full time and part time positions available. As an Early Childhood Educator at Children's Center, you will receive extensive training in: First Aid and CPR Mandatory Reporting Universal Precautions Infant and Toddlers Environmental Rating Scale Early Childhood Environmental Rating Scale Safety Sanitation QualiStar And others through CCR&R. Join the dedicated team of Early Childhood Educators at Children's Center and get hands on experience with: High Scope Curriculum Classroom Management Lesson Planning Child Development Assessment Portfolios Anecdotal records Physical Development Cognitive and Social Development Potty Training Infant and Toddler Care Communication with Parents and Professionals Childhood Nutrition Childhood Hygiene Preschool Preparation School-Age Experiential Learning RESPONSIBILITIES Ensures the safety of the children at all times Organizes and leads activities designed to promote physical, mental, and social development Interacts with children at their level (stoop and bend) both physically and verbally throughout the day Observes and responds to children's needs, emergencies, and conflicts that might occur in a classroom, on the playground, in bathrooms, or in common areas Helps children with personal hygiene and with keeping classroom clean and organized Helps prepare and serve student meals and snacks Manages supplies and ensures orderly work areas Meets with parents, staff, and administration and attends staff meetings and other events as needed/requested Performs other duties as assigned QUALIFICATIONS High school diploma or equivalent required Direct experience or training in the care of infants and/or very young children is preferred Must be able to meet infant and young children's needs Must have knowledge of child development Must have knowledge of basic health care and positive methods of behavior guidance Must enjoy or derive satisfaction from nurturing infants or young children and must have the personal warmth, alertness, and attentiveness required in working with assigned age groups Must be able to communicate verbally and in written form with co-workers, children, and parents Must be mature and have the energy and flexibility to meet the changing needs of children Must be able to interact with clients and children with sensitivity and responsiveness to cultural and socioeconomic characteristics in the service population
We are currently looking for a Family Advocate who will ensure the safety and well-being of assigned children during visits with relatives. He or she will be responsible for observing and documenting visits and, if necessary, coordinating, arranging, and/or providing transportation of the child/children to the visit and intervening for the safety of the child/children. The Advocate will supervise the visitation in accordance with the authorization and referral and will role model or interact with the family in a teaching manner. In addition, he or she will provide support to foster families, such as providing transportation to therapy and doctor appointments. The ideal candidate has completed at least two years of college in Human Services or a related field and can work independently in potentially stressful situations. He or she must be highly dependable and must be able communicate effectively with clients and other personnel and maintain confidentiality. Candidates must have the physical stamina and temperament to work with children and youth who may be experiencing crisis and/or emotional and/or behavioral disorders. A valid driver's license and good driving record are required. Per the Nebraska State Contract, all Family Advocates are required to be 21 years of age or older. RESPONSIBILITIES Ensures the safety and well-being of assigned children during visits with relatives Observes and documents visits and, if necessary, coordinates, arranges, and/or provides transportation to the visit and intervenes for the safety of the child/children Supervises visits in accordance with the authorization and referral and role-models or interacts with the family in a teaching manner Provides support to foster families, such as providing transportation to therapy and doctor appointments Performs other duties as assigned QUALIFICATIONS Two years of college in Human Services or a related field OR a high school diploma or equivalent and two years of relevant experience Must be able to work independently with minimal supervision in potentially stressful situations Highly dependable to ensure visitations are conducted Personal characteristics and experiential background that will provide appropriate care for children Necessary stamina and temperament to work with children and youth (birth - 18 years of age) who are experiencing crisis and/or emotional and/or behavioral disorders Must be able to handle confidential information appropriately Must be able to follow and consistently implement the policies and procedures of the agency Must be able to provide appropriate care and supervision of youth at all times Valid driver's license with a driving record that is insurable under agency's insurance If required and authorized to drive personal vehicle on agency business, must have automobile insurance that meets agency policy Must have no more than 3 points against his/her Nebraska driver's license or meet comparable standard in the state where he/she is licensed to drive Must be able to interact and work cooperatively and effectively with other personnel and clients Must be able to show sensitivity and responsiveness to cultural and socioeconomic characteristics in the service population Must be 21 years of age or older per the Nebraska State Contract.
09/04/2021
Full time
We are currently looking for a Family Advocate who will ensure the safety and well-being of assigned children during visits with relatives. He or she will be responsible for observing and documenting visits and, if necessary, coordinating, arranging, and/or providing transportation of the child/children to the visit and intervening for the safety of the child/children. The Advocate will supervise the visitation in accordance with the authorization and referral and will role model or interact with the family in a teaching manner. In addition, he or she will provide support to foster families, such as providing transportation to therapy and doctor appointments. The ideal candidate has completed at least two years of college in Human Services or a related field and can work independently in potentially stressful situations. He or she must be highly dependable and must be able communicate effectively with clients and other personnel and maintain confidentiality. Candidates must have the physical stamina and temperament to work with children and youth who may be experiencing crisis and/or emotional and/or behavioral disorders. A valid driver's license and good driving record are required. Per the Nebraska State Contract, all Family Advocates are required to be 21 years of age or older. RESPONSIBILITIES Ensures the safety and well-being of assigned children during visits with relatives Observes and documents visits and, if necessary, coordinates, arranges, and/or provides transportation to the visit and intervenes for the safety of the child/children Supervises visits in accordance with the authorization and referral and role-models or interacts with the family in a teaching manner Provides support to foster families, such as providing transportation to therapy and doctor appointments Performs other duties as assigned QUALIFICATIONS Two years of college in Human Services or a related field OR a high school diploma or equivalent and two years of relevant experience Must be able to work independently with minimal supervision in potentially stressful situations Highly dependable to ensure visitations are conducted Personal characteristics and experiential background that will provide appropriate care for children Necessary stamina and temperament to work with children and youth (birth - 18 years of age) who are experiencing crisis and/or emotional and/or behavioral disorders Must be able to handle confidential information appropriately Must be able to follow and consistently implement the policies and procedures of the agency Must be able to provide appropriate care and supervision of youth at all times Valid driver's license with a driving record that is insurable under agency's insurance If required and authorized to drive personal vehicle on agency business, must have automobile insurance that meets agency policy Must have no more than 3 points against his/her Nebraska driver's license or meet comparable standard in the state where he/she is licensed to drive Must be able to interact and work cooperatively and effectively with other personnel and clients Must be able to show sensitivity and responsiveness to cultural and socioeconomic characteristics in the service population Must be 21 years of age or older per the Nebraska State Contract.
Children's Square USA is a multi-program, human services agency serving youth, children and families. We employ caring, dedicated individuals at all levels to ensure quality care for our kids and their families. The Omaha Foster Care Office is seeking Family Advocate Support Workers to work with Children in the foster care system and their biological families. This position will work a variety of hours including daytime, evenings, and weekends. The schedule depends on the client referrals. Family Advocate Support workers are responsible for providing in-person weekly services to parents/families who are involved in the child welfare system. Family Advocate Support workers would be providing the service called Family Support to their clients. This service would be assisting clients with their case goals/expected outcomes and court orders that are necessary for reunification. Some client's needs include: Locating employment, locating housing, budgeting, setting up resource assistance, getting to required evaluations/appointments, assisting parent in getting into treatment, accessing mental health services and helping parents sign up for parenting classes. Family Advocate Support Workers work directly with the Biological Families to help work toward reunification. They may help a parent find stable housing, apply for benefits, find employment, or get their house ready for children to come home. Learn how to navigate the child welfare and welfare systems, walk parents through positive discipline situations, and ensure the safety of all involved. Build relationships with children and families to become a trusted part of their Family Team. A Bachelor's degree is required. Employees must pass criminal history, child abuse, and sex offender checks and complete a physical, TB test and drug screen. Vehicle liability insurance is required and will be discussed during interview. Own transportation required; mileage will be reimbursed. Per the Nebraska State Contract, all Family Advocates are required to be 21 years of age or older. As a Family Advocate or Family Specialist in Children's Square's Omaha Foster Care and In-Home Safety Services program, you will receive extensive training in: First Aid and CPR Child Abuse Reporting Crisis Intervention Universal Precautions Cultural Diversity Trauma Informed Care Child Development Professional Boundaries Professional Documentation Domestic Violence Join the dedicated team of Family Advocates and Family Advocate Support Workers and get hands on experience with: Client/Worker Relationships Child Welfare Local Resources Parent Coaching Child Development Developmentally Appropriate Practice Interdisciplinary Cooperation Advocacy RESPONSIBILITIES Meet one on one with parents/family to work on expected outcomes stated on the family support referral and any other needs or resources that are needed by the family that could include, but not limited to: Locating employment, locating housing, budgeting, setting up resource assistance, getting to required evaluations/appointments, assisting parent in getting into treatment, accessing mental health services and helping parents sign up for parenting classes Assist clients with problem solving and navigating through the system Drive to sessions in the community/family homes and sometimes transporting clients when needed during these sessions Written documentation is to be completed for all sessions as well as monthly reports Communication with other case professionals Other duties as needed QUALIFICATIONS Must be able to work independently with minimal supervision in potentially stressful situations Highly dependable to ensure visitations are conducted Personal characteristics and experiential background that will provide appropriate care for children Necessary stamina and temperament to work with children and youth (birth - 18 years of age) who are experiencing crisis and/or emotional and/or behavioral disorders Must be able to handle confidential information appropriately Must be able to follow and consistently implement the policies and procedures of the agency Must be able to provide appropriate care and supervision of youth at all times Valid driver's license with a driving record that is insurable under agency's insurance If required and authorized to drive personal vehicle on agency business, must have automobile insurance that meets agency policy Must have no more than 3 points against his/her Nebraska driver's license or meet comparable standard in the state where he/she is licensed to drive Must be able to interact and work cooperatively and effectively with other personnel and clients Must be able to show sensitivity and responsiveness to cultural and socioeconomic characteristics in the service population Must be at least 21 years of age to satisfy contractual requirements. Bachelor's degree in a Human Services field required
09/04/2021
Full time
Children's Square USA is a multi-program, human services agency serving youth, children and families. We employ caring, dedicated individuals at all levels to ensure quality care for our kids and their families. The Omaha Foster Care Office is seeking Family Advocate Support Workers to work with Children in the foster care system and their biological families. This position will work a variety of hours including daytime, evenings, and weekends. The schedule depends on the client referrals. Family Advocate Support workers are responsible for providing in-person weekly services to parents/families who are involved in the child welfare system. Family Advocate Support workers would be providing the service called Family Support to their clients. This service would be assisting clients with their case goals/expected outcomes and court orders that are necessary for reunification. Some client's needs include: Locating employment, locating housing, budgeting, setting up resource assistance, getting to required evaluations/appointments, assisting parent in getting into treatment, accessing mental health services and helping parents sign up for parenting classes. Family Advocate Support Workers work directly with the Biological Families to help work toward reunification. They may help a parent find stable housing, apply for benefits, find employment, or get their house ready for children to come home. Learn how to navigate the child welfare and welfare systems, walk parents through positive discipline situations, and ensure the safety of all involved. Build relationships with children and families to become a trusted part of their Family Team. A Bachelor's degree is required. Employees must pass criminal history, child abuse, and sex offender checks and complete a physical, TB test and drug screen. Vehicle liability insurance is required and will be discussed during interview. Own transportation required; mileage will be reimbursed. Per the Nebraska State Contract, all Family Advocates are required to be 21 years of age or older. As a Family Advocate or Family Specialist in Children's Square's Omaha Foster Care and In-Home Safety Services program, you will receive extensive training in: First Aid and CPR Child Abuse Reporting Crisis Intervention Universal Precautions Cultural Diversity Trauma Informed Care Child Development Professional Boundaries Professional Documentation Domestic Violence Join the dedicated team of Family Advocates and Family Advocate Support Workers and get hands on experience with: Client/Worker Relationships Child Welfare Local Resources Parent Coaching Child Development Developmentally Appropriate Practice Interdisciplinary Cooperation Advocacy RESPONSIBILITIES Meet one on one with parents/family to work on expected outcomes stated on the family support referral and any other needs or resources that are needed by the family that could include, but not limited to: Locating employment, locating housing, budgeting, setting up resource assistance, getting to required evaluations/appointments, assisting parent in getting into treatment, accessing mental health services and helping parents sign up for parenting classes Assist clients with problem solving and navigating through the system Drive to sessions in the community/family homes and sometimes transporting clients when needed during these sessions Written documentation is to be completed for all sessions as well as monthly reports Communication with other case professionals Other duties as needed QUALIFICATIONS Must be able to work independently with minimal supervision in potentially stressful situations Highly dependable to ensure visitations are conducted Personal characteristics and experiential background that will provide appropriate care for children Necessary stamina and temperament to work with children and youth (birth - 18 years of age) who are experiencing crisis and/or emotional and/or behavioral disorders Must be able to handle confidential information appropriately Must be able to follow and consistently implement the policies and procedures of the agency Must be able to provide appropriate care and supervision of youth at all times Valid driver's license with a driving record that is insurable under agency's insurance If required and authorized to drive personal vehicle on agency business, must have automobile insurance that meets agency policy Must have no more than 3 points against his/her Nebraska driver's license or meet comparable standard in the state where he/she is licensed to drive Must be able to interact and work cooperatively and effectively with other personnel and clients Must be able to show sensitivity and responsiveness to cultural and socioeconomic characteristics in the service population Must be at least 21 years of age to satisfy contractual requirements. Bachelor's degree in a Human Services field required