To interview clients and draft legal documents, pleadings, and correspondence; to provide advocacy, summary legal advice, and/or brief legal services including legal information, and referrals under the supervision of a lawyer to individuals regarding legal issues; to provide front line services to the public for in-person, online and telephone legal aid programs including intake services; to provide public legal education services to local community groups and Legal Aid BC (LABC) staff.
Compensation
Job Class 16 ($67,053 - $76,597)
Responsibilities
Review, assess and determine legal merit of referred cases
Respond to calls with brief legal services, including information and referral
Establish file, conduct legal research
Prepare documents, including correspondence, documents, submissions, questions, and other materials required for general hearing preparation, and drafting and delivering correspondence as required
Prepare witnesses for hearings and trials
Requirements
Grade 12 education supplemented by post-secondary education in Law
Grade 12 education supplemented by post-secondary education in Criminology
Grade 12 education supplemented by post-secondary education in Library Science
Grade 12 education supplemented by post-secondary education in Social Work
Paralegal/Legal Assistant Certificate from a recognized educational institute
Provide home-based and community-based case management services to families referred from Department of Child Services and other community sources, focusing on family stabilization and child safety.
Responsibilities
Successfully deliver services to referred families
Maintain caseload as assigned to meet productivity requirements
Conduct creative and persistent outreach to enroll clients into services
Provide intake and assessment of all families on case load within required timelines
Visit individuals in homes and provide information on agency services
Requirements
Bachelor’s Degree in Human Services, Social Work, Education or directly related field preferred
Nice to have: Experience working with families/parents/children in a human service organization
Nice to have: Life or job experience caring for children
Provide case management to individuals and families experiencing homelessness in a shelter setting to identify client needs, establish individual case plans, and monitor client progress towards program goals of housing and income stability.
Responsibilities
Builds and maintains a strong connection with clients using a strength based, trauma informed approach
Completes thorough assessments to mutually establish goals for a clients tenure
Serves as an advocate for participants across systems when the need arises
Refers clients to appropriate community resources and serves as a broker between resources
Manages records, both paper and electronic, as well as grant documentation for those that are utilizing Pillars services
Provide case management services to participants to promote self-sufficiency, focusing on transitional aged youth (13-24) experiencing homelessness through housing navigation, support services, and resource referral.
Locations (2)
Carlsbad, California, United States
Oceaside, California, United States
Compensation
USD $26.04 - USD $31.24 /Hr.
Responsibilities
Assessment and case planning with each participant
Coordinate case planning with participants and collaborating agencies
Provide services, advocacy and referrals based on participants’ needs through a supportive approach
Conduct participant-screening interviews and assess service needs in various settings
Facilitate activities individually and in a group setting that promotes life skill development
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in social science, psychology or a related field
The Social Work Case Manager is responsible for providing case management services to participants intended to promote self-sufficiency according to the participants’ identified needs and the programs’ focus.
Compensation
USD $26.04 - USD $31.24 /Hr.
Responsibilities
Assessment and case planning with each participant
Coordinate case planning with participants and collaborating agencies
Provide services, advocacy and referrals based on participants’ needs through a supportive approach
Conduct participant-screening interviews and assess service needs in various settings
Employ critical thinking, problem solving and conflict management during crisis response and interventions
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in social science, psychology or a related field
minimum four years’ experience working with young adults, children or families in a social service setting
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