Jobs at Catholic Charities - Archdiocese of Hartford

Supervises an enhanced community recreation program for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Responsibilities include coordinating program and individual plans, supervising and training staff, maintaining safe staffing and environments, monitoring behavioral and service data, supporting community integration, managing resources, coordinating regulatory compliance, and responding to safety, medical, behavioral, and rights-related concerns.

Provides targeted case management and psychosocial rehabilitation to individuals with serious mental illness and co-occurring needs. Assesses client needs, develops goals, builds daily living and recovery skills, coordinates care, advocates for services, and transports clients as needed. Facilitates Explore and Family Violence Education Program groups, maintains documentation, collaborates with interdisciplinary teams, and supports trauma-informed, culturally responsive services.

Provides strengths-based case management and support to fathers, helping them address family, employment, education, health, and stability goals. Facilitates fatherhood education groups, conducts outreach and recruitment, connects participants with community resources, maintains case records, enters program data, tracks outcomes, and supports quality assurance and reporting. Builds collaborative relationships with participants, service providers, referral partners, and community organizations.

The position involves providing clinical services, managing cases, formulating treatment plans, and supervising interns while adhering to agency protocols. Clinicians will utilize evidence-based practices and demonstrate knowledge in co-occurring disorders, human behavior, and community resources.

The BOOST Case Manager provides case management and administrative support in human services, assisting participants with education, workforce advancement, and community resource coordination.

Provide clinical oversight for a VOCA-funded peer recovery program: deliver direct trauma-informed clinical services, supervise a peer recovery specialist using IPS, ensure VOCA/OVS contract compliance and reporting, document in a secure EHR, manage referrals, and lead program development, outreach, and quality assurance.

The clinician provides individual and group services to clients with substance use issues, ensuring compliance with treatment goals and documentation, and adheres to a co-occurring treatment philosophy.

The Bilingual Clinician provides integrated care, engages clients in treatment, conducts evaluations, and develops treatment plans in a multi-disciplinary team setting.

The intern will provide clinical services to school-based clients, develop assessment and treatment plans, and gain skills in trauma-informed practices under supervision.

The VOCA Program Supervisor oversees the Case Management Program for crime victims in Connecticut, providing leadership, training, and support to case managers, while ensuring high-quality services and community partnerships.

The intern will provide clinical services to school-based clients, learn treatment planning and assessment, engage families, and collaborate with school staff.

The Clinical Coordinator oversees a peer recovery program, providing clinical services, supervising a peer recovery specialist, ensuring compliance with VOCA, and enhancing program quality through collaboration and training.

The Group Facilitator will co-facilitate psychoeducational groups for individuals in domestic violence intervention programs, manage documentation, and collaborate with the court system.