Caseworker - Illinois Other Violent Crimes

We are Family Resources

Family Resources is a nonprofit social services agency that was founded in 1849. Our mission is to support successful lives to build strong communities. Family Resources values safety, integrity, trauma-informed care, partnerships, and diversity & inclusion.

Employee Benefits:

• 32-Hour Work Week.
• Affordable health, dental, vision insurance, and short-term disability insurance (employer covers majority of premium).
• Long-term disability and life insurance (fully paid by employer).
• Paid time options:
  • 8 to 16 hours of PTO every month to accrue based on education/experience plus a rollover of PTO every year up to 320 hours.
  • 24 hours of personal time. *
  • 40 hours of self-care. *

*prorated at date of hire & resets January 1^st each year.

• Longevity leave – after 10 years of full-time employment, we pay you to take 320 hours off to rejuvenate and not use any paid time off options.
• 12 paid holidays.
• 401(k) 50% matching up to 10% & financial planning guidance.
• Pet insurance options.
• $25.00 cell phone reimbursement.
• $0.50 mileage reimbursement per mile.
• Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

Other Extras

• Work/Life Balance
• Employer qualifies as a Public Student Loan Forgiveness employer
• Efficient, Inclusive, Flexible, and Trauma-Informed work environment
• Manageable workloads

Family Resources runs on the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS) purely. When hiring, we look at the whole body, The Head, The Heart, and The Briefcase for hiring success. When we hire, we ensure you:

• Are the “Right Person, for the Right Seat”.
• You get it, want it, and have the capacity to do it.
• Your values align with the agency’s values.
• With EOS Living, Your Ideal Life Means:
  • Doing what you love – “spending your days doing things you love and are great at – things you do that give you energy and that you’re passionate about”
  • With people you love – “being with people you really love being around, who are enjoyable and uplifting, and with whom you can be your authentic self.”
  • Making a huge difference - “making a huge impact and leaving a legacy whether it’s with the world, your employees, clients/customers, family, friends or yourself”
  • Being compensated appropriately - “making as much money as you want by providing value to others, helping them get what they want”
  • With time for other passions – “Having time to pursue the other activities you’re passionate about in your personal life”
• Operate by managing and strengthening the 6 key components – Vision, People, Data, Issues, Process, and Traction.

Individuals who thrive at Family Resources include those who:

• Live our values. Understand that this isn’t just a job. The work is about trying to change ourselves and the communities we live in.
• Engage in self-reflection for personal growth.
• Are self-advocates. Balance respecting leadership with proactively bringing up conversations about organizational needs.
• Have some humility and know that no one person has all the answers.
• Be Patient.
• Values feedback.
• Can work as part of a team and move work forward independently.
• Draw on both lived experience and knowledge that comes from reflection, conversation, and research in carrying out their job duties.

Qualifications

• Education Required: Open
• Education Preferred: Bachelor's degree in a human service-related field.
• Experience Required: Minimum of 2 years of experience in the field of mental health or substance abuse.
• Experience Preferred: 2 years of experience working with survivors of Other Violent Crimes.
• Valid driver’s license in good standing and vehicle with appropriate auto insurance required.  Must be able to pass the motor vehicle record background check.

Position Specifics

• Position Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:30 am-5:00 pm - Some occasional evenings and special events
• Participation in a rotating on-call shift schedule is required
• Comprehensive benefits offered
• Hourly position at $30.05 (estimated at $50,000 annually)
• Location: Rock Island, Illinois

Position Details

The Caseworker of Illinois Other Violent Crimes will provide trauma-informed, survivor-centered comprehensive outreach and services to survivors of homicide and other violent crimes in the communities served. They will act as the single point of contact for assigned cases, as well as guide case progress and management. This position will complete an intake assessment, develop a case plan, and provide or connect individuals to identified resources and services. Programming and services may include but are not limited to effective emotional or trauma-related therapies, housing services, employment training, job placement services, family engagement, and other support services. This position will provide one on one case management, advocacy, supportive services, and emotional support to the individuals and their families. They will provide short- and long-term culturally/linguistically appropriate services to promote health, safety, and well-being. This position requires that one possess and exhibit exceptional judgment, excellent verbal and written communication skills, and the ability to supervise and lead a team. This position requires reliable transportation and proof of auto insurance. These responsibilities are carried out under the direction of the Supervisor of Other Violent Crimes. This position will need to have a flexible schedule that will include working some nights, weekends, and holidays.

As a member of Family Resources, you will have an EOS leader who:

• Gives clear directions
• Makes sure you have the necessary tools
• Acts with the greater good in mind
• Delegates appropriately
• Takes time to truly understand your role and how you can help the company
• Makes their expectations clear
• Communicates well
• Has effective meetings
• Meets one-on-one with you one time per month
• Rewards and recognizes your performance

Qualifications

Salary : $50,000