The Role
Provides prevention, intervention, advocacy, trauma-informed support, and case management for Native American children and families affected by abuse, neglect, or sexual assault. Coordinates with tribal and state courts, police, child welfare agencies, and service providers; supports investigations and prosecutions; develops program plans; maintains grant objectives; and completes reporting and deliverables.
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Kaw Nation Position Description
Title: Children’s Justice Program Coordinator
Immediate Supervisor: ICW Director
Controlling Supervisor: Executive Director
Qualifications:
B.S. degree in Social Work, Psychology, Sociology, Children/Juvenile Justice, or closely related field with one or more years work experience in the field of juvenile services.
Responsibilities:
1. Provide intervention and prevention services to Native American children in the Kaw Nation service area.
2. Represent the Kaw Nation Children Services in our tribal jurisdiction and attend area health fairs and children’s justice events and trainings.
3. Organize, prepare, and develop strategic plan and logic model with the assistance of TTA provider.
4. Work closely with tribal police, tribal court, Oklahoma Children’s Authority, state courts, and other service providers to implement prevention and intervention strategies and services with a focus on criminal investigation and prosecution of child abuse and neglect cases.
5. Provide advocacy assistance through direct services, court hearings, and other programmatic related meetings and events to support program services.
6. Work closely with tribal police, tribal court, Oklahoma Children’s Authority, state courts, and other service providers to implement prevention and intervention strategies and services with a focus on criminal investigation and prosecution of child abuse and neglect cases.
7. Provide and strengthen trauma-informed practices related to children experiencing child abuse, neglect and sexual assault and their non-offending family members.
8. Provide case management services to child victims and their families, including home-based and referral services.
9. Maintain the goals and objectives as identified in the Children’s Justice Act program Grant, and work with Grants & Contracts Department to complete timely reporting activities and grant deliverables.
10. Perform and other grant related duties as required by immediate supervisor.
Skills Required
- Bachelor of Science degree in Social Work, Psychology, Sociology, Children/Juvenile Justice, or a closely related field
- One or more years of work experience in juvenile services
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The Company
What We Do
Ponca City Development Authority (PCDA) is a public trust, formed on July 1, 2003 to benefit Ponca City, Oklahoma. PCDA supports the existing industries with business retention and expansion programs, training opportunities and conference sponsorships to build market share. Visit our website for more information on recruiting, retention, marketing and financial opportunities that exist in Ponca City, Oklahoma.


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