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About the Role

This role supports incarcerated individuals and their families using the Family Peer Advocacy model, evidence-based parenting programs, and OASAS prevention guidelines. It focuses on building strong parent-professional partnerships and community engagement.

Responsibilities

• Provide support to incarcerated individuals and their families using the Family Peer Advocacy model.
• Implement evidence-based parenting programs, including Parenting Inside Out, Active Parenting, Active Parenting of Teens, and Strengthening Families.
• Become accredited in specific evidence-based family programming.
• Adhere to OASAS prevention guidelines.
• Foster effective parent-professional partnerships and promote family-driven and youth-guided approaches.
• Develop and provide community presentations.
• Attend mandatory prevention and family programming trainings, workshops, and conferences.
• Compile program data for reporting requirements.
• Assist in strategic planning and development.
• Build collaborative partnerships with local, regional, and state agencies.
• Travel within Oneida County.
• Become familiar with community agencies and supportive services.
• Perform other duties as requested.

Requirements

• Help families and individuals identify goals and track progress through the Family Peer Advocacy model.
• Participate as the FPA in specific evidence-based treatment models.
• Initiate and support parent support and skills groups.
• Help families learn about special education services, procedures, and rights.
• Facilitate effective family-provider partnerships.
• Provide support to incarcerated individuals and their families through the implementation of evidence-based parenting programs.
• Become accredited in specific evidence-based family programming.
• Must adhere to OASAS prevention guidelines with programming.
• Foster effective parent-professional partnership and promote the practice of family-driven and youth-guided approaches.
• Develop and provide community presentations as requested.
• Will attend mandatory prevention and family programming trainings, workshops, and conferences.
• Compile program data for local and state reporting requirements for monthly, quarterly, and annual reports.
• Assist in strategic planning and development and following work plan.
• Assist with completion of programming related to the work plan.
• Build collaborative partnerships with local, regional and state agencies.
• Travel required within Oneida County.
• Become familiar and well versed in community agencies and supportive services.
• Perform other duties as requested.

Skills

• Family Peer Advocacy model
• Evidence-based parenting programs
• OASAS prevention guidelines
• Community presentations
• Data compilation for reporting
• Strategic planning
• Collaborative partnerships
• Community agency knowledge

Location

• Oneida County

Work Type

• Travel required