Trauma-Informed Case Planner, Youth Welfare
childrenNew York (NY)
Trauma-Informed Case Planner, Youth Welfare
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childrenNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
The Children's Village is seeking an AOBH Case Planner in Flushing, NY to manage an ACS child welfare caseload for youth aged 12–21 who are hard to place and at high risk or trafficked. You will provide trauma-informed services grounded in the Empower Program Model, aiming for safety, permanency, and well-being. Under the supervision of the Clinical Director, you will support transitions to family or community settings and collaborate with partners to address complex needs.
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