Location: Woonsocket, RI Our Community Support Program is searching for a Vocational Specialist to support individuals with co-occurring mental health and substance use challenges in preparing for competitive employment and/or furthering their education.
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Responsible for providing home/community-based case management and/or behavioral support services to clients and their families receiving evidence-based services such as Dialectical Behavior Therapy. Advocates for the clients and families to access appropriate and necessary resources from Human Services and similar departments/agencies to improve the quality of their lives. Facilitates group skills sessions for youth ages 8 to 18.
This position has direct oversight of day to day activities of the permanent supportive housing program including safety protocols, client participation, grant implementation and quality management, staff oversite, and program development. This position also interacts directly with landlords, property managers, and developers, and provides support within the landlord/tenant relationship. This position is required to be on the membership of the RI Continuum of Care
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT: We are sad to announce that we did not win the bid for the new BHDDH training contract. Our current contract ends on November 15,2024.
To provide speech/language pathology services to infants and toddlers including screenings, evaluations, assessments and treatment services in accordance with the rules and regulations of the Rhode Island Early Intervention Certification Standards. We are currently hiring a Speech Language Pathologist with the opportunity to work either full-time, part-time, or as an independent contractor. Our aim is to provide diverse opportunities to accommodate different preferences and availability. We welcome applicants with experience in any of these capacities.
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