Jobs at Compass Connections

Provides educational instruction and curriculum development for children in emergency shelter and group home programs. Assesses educational needs, supervises educational personnel, manages classroom resources, monitors program data, and ensures regulatory compliance. Collaborates with teachers, administrators, facility staff, legal representatives, and community providers. Supports crisis intervention, culturally competent programming, reporting, planning, and foster parent recruitment while maintaining a safe, professional environment.

Provides administrative and personnel support for foster care and residential child services programs. Responsibilities include drafting correspondence, maintaining files and census reports, processing requisitions and purchase orders, preparing monitoring and discharge reports, communicating with staff and external stakeholders in English and Spanish, supporting regulatory compliance, and helping recruit foster parents. Requires confidentiality, accurate data handling, collaboration, independent work, and availability for occasional evenings, weekends, and holidays.

Supports case management, clinical, and medical teams serving children in emergency shelter and group home settings. Maintains compliant records in Salesforce and UC Portal, conducts family and sponsor calls, documents reunification delays, prepares discharge resources, coordinates referrals, and supports safety protocols. The role requires collaboration with multidisciplinary teams, crisis intervention, confidentiality, regulatory compliance, and occasional evening, weekend, and holiday work.

Manage facility logistics administration, including contractor records, purchase requisitions, invoices, expense reports, work orders, inspection records, inventory, and vendor files. Supervise logistics staff, generate operational reports, maintain compliance with regulations and company policies, and support emergency safety procedures. The role requires bilingual English and Spanish fluency, collaboration with multidisciplinary teams, confidentiality, evening and weekend availability, and work in a fast-paced residential child-services environment.

Supervise shelter unit managers and daily facility operations while ensuring children’s safety, care, activities, documentation, transportation, and regulatory compliance. The role coordinates staffing, monitors interactions, supports crisis intervention, mentors employees, reports incidents, and helps maintain living areas. Fluency in English and Spanish, emotional composure, collaboration, computer literacy, and flexibility for evening, weekend, and holiday work are required.

Supports case management, clinical, and medical teams serving children and families. Responsibilities include conducting family and sponsor calls, documenting reunification delays, maintaining records in Salesforce and UC Portal, ensuring regulatory compliance, preparing discharge resources, providing referrals, supporting crisis intervention and safety protocols, and assisting with foster parent recruitment. Requires collaboration, confidentiality, emotional composure, computer literacy, and flexibility to work evenings, weekends, and holidays.

Maintains a comprehensive digital archiving system, processes raw images, retrieves stored records, and responds to high-volume internal and external information requests. The role also requires accurate documentation, regulatory compliance, confidentiality, collaboration, emergency protocol participation, and the ability to work independently in a fast-paced environment. Occasional evenings, weekends, and holidays may be required, along with physical handling of 30–50-pound boxes.

Designs and delivers individualized, age-appropriate life skills curriculum for children ages 5–17 in a shelter and group-home setting. Coordinates activities, volunteers, community resources, supplies, and educational events. Tracks children’s progress, prepares reports, maintains safe learning environments, applies positive behavior-management and de-escalation techniques, and follows regulatory, safety, confidentiality, and ethical standards. The role requires daily travel between locations and collaboration with school, leadership, foster care, and multidisciplinary teams.

Coordinates individualized life skills training for children ages 5–17 in foster care. Develops age-appropriate plans and curriculum, schedules activities, coordinates volunteers and community resources, maintains supplies, documents progress, prepares reports, and supports a safe learning environment. Uses positive behavior management, de-escalation, and emergency protocols while collaborating with school staff, leadership, families, and multidisciplinary teams. Requires daily travel between locations, bilingual English and Spanish fluency, and compliance with regulatory and organizational standards.

Supports case management, clinical, and medical teams serving children in emergency shelter and group home programs. Completes family and sponsor calls, documents reunification delays, maintains children’s records, enters compliance information into Salesforce and UC Portal, prepares discharge resources, and provides referrals. The role also participates in meetings, crisis intervention, safety protocols, professional development, and foster parent recruitment. English and Spanish fluency, flexibility for occasional nonstandard hours, and compassionate multidisciplinary collaboration are required.

Manages shelter operations and supervises zone supervisors and staff supporting children. Responsibilities include scheduling, documentation, orientation, treatment-plan input, activities, crisis intervention, safety protocols, regulatory compliance, appointment coordination, facility and staff evaluations, and collaboration with legal, medical, law enforcement, and community partners. Requires English and Spanish fluency, strong communication, emotional composure, and availability for evenings, weekends, and holidays.

Provides case management and crisis intervention for children and families, including maintaining caseloads, assessing safety and behavioral changes, coordinating referrals and services, documenting progress, supporting families in crisis, and liaising with legal and immigration stakeholders. The role requires collaboration with multidisciplinary teams, regulatory compliance, regular family contacts, occasional foster parent support, and work during evenings, weekends, and holidays as needed.

Manage shelter operations and supervise zone supervisors and staff serving children. Responsibilities include scheduling, documentation, appointments, treatment-plan input, crisis intervention, child activities, safety protocols, regulatory compliance, staff orientation, facility monitoring, and coordination with law enforcement, legal, medical, and community professionals. The role requires English and Spanish fluency, emotional composure, confidentiality, occasional evenings, weekends, and holidays, plus adherence to organizational policies and child welfare standards.

Supervise shelter unit managers and staff, coordinate daily facility operations, schedules, assignments, activities, transportation, documentation, and safety protocols. Support children through positive interactions, crisis intervention, routine care, and structured activities. Report incidents, oversee records, identify maintenance needs, assist with cleaning and laundry, mentor new employees, and ensure compliance with agency, regulatory, and federal requirements. The role requires bilingual Spanish and English communication, emotional composure, teamwork, and availability for evenings, weekends, and holidays.

Supervise shelter unit managers and staff while coordinating daily facility operations, schedules, activities, transportation, documentation, safety protocols, crisis intervention, and regulatory compliance. The role supports children through positive interactions, medication procedures, emergency response, mentoring, and maintaining a safe, clean environment. Evening, weekend, and holiday work may be required.

Leads and supervises educational programming for children in emergency shelter and group home settings. Assesses educational needs, develops and delivers culturally competent instruction, manages classroom resources, enforces behavioral procedures, monitors program data, completes regulatory reporting, collaborates with staff and service providers, supports planning and budgets, and helps recruit foster parents. Requires daily travel between locations, crisis intervention capability, confidentiality, and compliance with agency, state, and federal standards.

Supports classroom teachers and ESL facilitators serving students ages 5–17. Duties include tutoring, lesson preparation, classroom supervision, student assessment, data entry, recordkeeping, substitute teaching, crisis intervention, and communication of student concerns. The role also performs clerical duties, supports educational services events, maintains confidentiality, and assists with foster parent recruitment. Fluency in English and Spanish is required.

Provides behavioral health services to children, including intake assessments, diagnosis, treatment planning, individual, group, and family counseling, crisis intervention, case consultation, documentation, discharge planning, and coordination with families, providers, and multidisciplinary teams. Maintains regulatory compliance, accurate records, confidentiality, and on-call coverage while supporting reunification and foster care programs.

Provides case management for children and families in emergency shelter and group-home programs. Responsibilities include coordinating referrals and services, maintaining caseload documentation, assessing child safety, supporting crisis intervention, engaging children and sponsors, liaising with legal and immigration stakeholders, participating in case staffing, and supporting family reunification or foster care efforts. Requires bilingual English-Spanish communication, regulatory compliance, confidentiality, collaboration, and occasional evening, weekend, and holiday work.

Develops and delivers training for post-release and home study programs, including training strategies, manuals, calendars, databases, reports, and certifications. Ensures compliance with agency, licensing, state, and federal requirements; maintains personnel training records; builds professional partnerships; and supports foster parent recruitment. Requires collaboration, case management and supervisory experience, bilingual English-Spanish fluency, occasional evenings, weekends, holidays, and frequent travel between locations.