2 Social Work jobs

**Apply by sending your resume and brief cover letter explaining your interest and understanding of Door of Hope's mission to jobs@doorofhope.us** Are you looking to make a life-changing difference in the lives of the marginalized members of our community? Since 1985, Door of Hope, a Christian nonprofit, has been a place of hope and restoration for hundreds of families in need. Our mission is simple: to equip families to rebuild their lives and break the cycle of homelessness. Summary The Children’s Coordinator is responsible for fostering the development and holistic well-being of Door of Hope’s elementary school aged children, primarily through overseeing DoH’s After School Programs, but also through other children’s programming. This person is an example of Door of Hope’s core values: Christ-Centered, Holistic, Compassionate, Relational, and doing all things with Excellence. Responsibilities Oversee and manage the daily structure of the After School Program (ASP) across two sites Invest in children and care for their individual needs and development with a focus on academic and social skills Train, manage, and coordinate supporting staff (2 part-time Children’s Assistants), volunteers, and tutors Maintain a strong relationship with local schools, staff, and administrators Lead and coordinate activities, field trips, special events, and outings Maintain regular, open and honest communication with parents to best support the development of their children Network and build community partnerships that will enrich Door of Hope’s programs Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in social work, education, or similar field strongly preferred MSW or similar relevant Master’s degree strongly preferred 2-3 years of experience working with elementary school aged children required 2-3 years of experience working with children and youth at-risk strongly preferred Prior management experience preferred Domestic Violence trainings or certification strongly preferred Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation required Bilingual Spanish preferred Hours Full-time, 40 hours/week Some flexibility in scheduling, but must be available during ASP hours of Mondays 12-5:30pm, Tuesdays - Fridays 2-5:30pm

GOAL:  To provide trauma-informed case management services to survivors of child sexual exploitation and trafficking and to represent Gracehaven in the greater Cleveland area by managing and building relationships with all program partners. **Please send a cover letter and resume of experience to the email listed  ** An in depth job description link is attached  below In Depth Job Description