Volunteer
ESCOKIDOS is seeking volunteers with case management or social work experience.
Volunteer Preferences
💙 Volunteer Opportunity: Family Advocacy & Resource Support
ESCOKIDOS is seeking compassionate, bilingual volunteers to support our Child Abuse Prevention Services (CAPS) and empower families in our community.
🌟 Role Overview
Volunteers will work directly with community members and partners to:
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Promote awareness of child abuse prevention services (CAPS)
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Identify and share local resources that support family well-being
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Advocate for families in English and/or Spanish, ensuring equitable access to services
🤝 Responsibilities
Volunteers will collaborate with families to set meaningful goals and connect them to vital support systems, including:
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Housing and rental assistance applications
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Access to mental health services and community health clinics
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Enrollment in parenting classes and family enrichment programs
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Navigating complex systems to secure educational accommodations for youth
🧩 Ideal Candidates
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Bilingual in English/Spanish
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Passionate about family advocacy and community engagement
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Comfortable working independently and as part of a team
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Culturally competent and sensitive to the needs of Latin and Hispanic families
Preferred Abilities
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🛡️ Family Services Advocate – Role Summary
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ESCOKIDOS is seeking dedicated individuals to support families through culturally responsive, client-centered services that promote long-term health, safety, and well-being.
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🌟 Key Responsibilities
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Engage families using evidence-based practices to encourage participation in services that are respectful of cultural values and tailored to individual needs
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Conduct initial intake, safety screenings, and comprehensive needs assessments for all prospective clients
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Develop client-driven service plans, coordinating referrals and collaborating with community partners based on identified goals
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Advocate for families by assisting with communication between families and external organizations, including schools and service providers
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Maintain regular contact with families, ensuring accurate documentation of case records and program statistics in alignment with funding and program objectives
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Uphold all legal and ethical standards in the treatment of youth and families, including compliance with:
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Child Abuse Reporting
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Duty to Warn
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Confidentiality and HIPAA
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Grievance Procedures
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Serious Incident Reporting