The Workforce Development Case Manager provides wraparound case management services to youth engaged in workforce development programming within the Youth Support and Intervention Department. This role supports young people participating in programs such as Continued Success, Washoe YouthBuild, Redfield Academy, and other education and workforce initiatives.
The Case Manager works closely with youth, families, employers, educators, and community partners to identify strengths, address barriers, and connect participants with employment, training, and educational opportunities. Services emphasize a strengths-based, family-driven, and collaborative approach rooted in The Children’s Cabinet’s wraparound model.
The Nevada Pyramid Model Partnership Coordinator’s primary function is to provide leadership, coordination, supervision, technical assistance, training, and evaluation support for Nevada Pyramid Model Partnership activities within a region (southern Nevada or northern Nevada). The Coordinator is responsible for guiding implementation fidelity, supporting and supervision regional staff, analyzing program data to inform continuous quality improvement, and collaborating with partners and stakeholders to advance Pyramid Model outcomes across Nevada.
The Navigator and EFMP Specialist will connect child care providers and parents with child care resource needs, help navigate any eligibility or documentation requirements, a warm/personal referral to service partners and services, and will follow-up to ensure the provider or parent was successful in getting their needs met. They will also manage a caseload for the Exceptional Family Member Respite Care Program including completing family intakes, conducting monitoring visits, tracking provider trainings, office technical assistance, and completing monthly reporting.
Support healing. Strengthen families. Change lives.
Are you passionate about making a meaningful impact in the lives of children and families? As a Therapist, you will provide critical mental health services that help children, youth, and families build stronger relationships, improve communication, and navigate life’s challenges with confidence.
In this role, you’ll deliver direct therapeutic services across a variety of programs, working alongside a collaborative team dedicated to timely, compassionate, and effective care.
The Therapist provides direct therapeutic services to children, youth, and families in various mental health programs. The Therapist provides family therapy to clients to improve communication, relationships, and other family issues. The Therapist may also facilitate psychoeducational and therapeutic groups. The Therapist conducts crisis assessments both on site and at pre-determined school locations that include follow-up care recommendations. The Therapist works within a team setting with other Cabinet staff and community partners to facilitate prompt and effective delivery of services. This position reports to the Clinical Manager.