Teams at Comprehensive Community Action Program

Supervises FCCP staff and oversees care coordination, wraparound services, family support, case conferences, documentation, treatment plans, and compliance with DCYF, Medicaid, and state standards. Provides coaching, consultation, community partnership development, staff supervision, home-based assessments, and direct services to children and families as needed. Requires a master’s degree in social work or a related field, reliable transportation, background checks, and required immunizations.

Provide case management and care coordination to RI Works clients and families. Conduct assessments, develop service plans, support applications for housing, utilities, healthcare, and benefits, provide home and community visits, and address barriers to employment and stability. Maintain accurate client records, statistics, and documentation, comply with DHS and funder standards, coordinate with agency programs, and participate in meetings, training, and outreach activities.

Provide nutrition assessments and education for WIC participants, assign individualized food packages, perform anthropometric and hematological measurements, document SOAP notes, troubleshoot the QWIC system, ensure compliance with JCAHO/OSHA standards, and support clinic operations across two locations.