WA Department of Children, Youth, and Families

At Green Hill, we're looking for passionate individuals who believe in the power of rehabilitation and second chances. Working in juvenile justice isn't just a job. The Ideal Candidate: - Is organized, consistent and a good security mindset - Has a strong sense of empathy and compassion - Possesses excellent communication and conflict resolution skills - Is patient, resilient, and able to maintain composure in challenging situations - Has a genuine interest in youth development and rehabilitation - Values diversity, equity, and inclusion - Is committed to ongoing learning and professional growth Why Green Hill? Meaningful Work: Every day, you'll have the opportunity to positively impact young lives and contribute to community safety. Supportive Team: Join a dedicated group of professionals who support and inspire each other. Professional Development: We invest in our staff with ongoing training and career advancement opportunities. Competitive Benefits: Enjoy a comprehensive benefits package that values your well-being. Work-Life Balance: We understand the importance of self-care in this challenging field. We offer a 4/10 schedule at hire. If you're ready to embark on a rewarding career that truly makes a difference, we want to hear from you. Join us at Green Hill and be part of the change in juvenile justice. Sign Up Today: https://lnkd.in/gHWBq_yq Visit the DCYF Jobs Page: https://lnkd.in/gA_vj9mH #juvenilerehabilitation #greenhill #washingtonstate #statejobs #werehiring #juvenilerehabilitationjobs

DCYF is now accepting applications for Juvenile Rehabilitation Counselors for facilities in Chehalis and Snoqualmie. Job responsibilities include: - Assisting residential counselors to assess behavior and monitor youth compliance with case plan and program requirements. - Supporting and monitoring youth participation in appropriate treatment services. - Co-facilitating Dialectical Behavior Therapy & Cognitive Behavioral Therapy groups. Learn more and apply at: https://lnkd.in/d5Gx4xCW

DCYF has two open spots on the Renton Child Care team. The agency is looking for applicants who are fluent in English and Somali to help child care facilities create safe, healthy, and developmentally appropriate environments for children. Fluency in other African Languages (Arabic, Amharic, Somali and/or Oromo) will also be considered to fill this position. Education requirements can be met through experience. View the job posting for more details and apply today!   https://lnkd.in/gyZt9QYx

The agenda for this year’s Indigenous Children, Youth & Families conference has been finalized! Check out our lineup and register for this exciting two-day, virtual event by visiting www.dcyf.wa.gov/ICYF-2024.  #wadcyf #ICYF2024

📣 DCYF’s Child Welfare Division is hiring a Regional Administrator for Region 1 (Spokane and other surrounding areas).  📣 This position provides leadership within the region to help ensure continuous quality improvement, risk mitigation, service consistency and excellence, the development and maintenance of strategic partnerships, and the implementation of the Department's core values as well as the Governor's initiatives. Apply today! https://lnkd.in/gvnyJNys

I am behind on posting. In August I was nominated and elected... I am sharing my most board vp appropriate photos as a result! I am thrilled to announce my election as Vice President of the Board for the Council for Juvenile Justice Administrators (CJJA). This role presents an incredible opportunity to drive positive change for Washington State and contribute to groundbreaking innovations in juvenile justice. CJJA is at the forefront of transforming juvenile justice systems across the nation through: - Educational programs and annual meetings that bring together state leaders to share best practices and evidence-based approaches - Cutting-edge research and technical assistance projects - Fostering a national voice for system-involved youth -Ensuring that lasting partnerships across states occur. My position on the CJJA board will allow me to: -Champion Washington State's interests in national juvenile justice discussions -Spearhead innovative approaches to support our youth -Collaborate with leaders across the country to address critical issues in juvenile justice Together, we will work tirelessly to create a more just, effective, and compassionate system for all young people in our care. I look forward to the challenges and opportunities ahead as we strive to make a lasting impact on the lives of youth across our nation. #wearejr #service #serviceledleadership #nationalinnovation #colleagues #cjja

Over 30 tribal-serving organizations, including 13 tribal nations, are receiving nearly $3.7 million in funds from the Washington State Department of Children, Youth, and Families (DCYF) to provide early learning, child care, prenatal, and home visiting programs to tribal children. https://lnkd.in/gPa8um9h

Join us on October 15th-16th as we host the 2024 We the People Convening! That's under a month away! In person registration closes next Friday, October 4th so register now! https://cvent.me/O5Kkb8 This is a great opportunity to engage with community organizations and state agencies who are hosting workshops and resource tables. Stop by and chat about the great work they’re doing!

DCYF is looking for a Social Service Specialist 4 (SSS4) to lead Social Service Specialists in their Kent - King SE Office.     The ideal candidate is experienced and knowledgeable in (CPS) Child Protective Services and is ready to take on a supportive, mentorship role.     If you have the necessary skills and are passionate about helping children and families, apply today. https://lnkd.in/gGHV54mc

We’re honored to welcome leaders Centene Corporation, Tina Orwall, Ross Hunter, Coordinated Care and Washington State Department of Children Youth and Families from Washington State as we take a deep dive into Youth Villages’ Intercept program. Intercept is our intensive in-home model that effectively strengthens and restores families, allowing children to avoid foster care or residential care or come home quickly if a time of out-of-home mental health care is needed. The program model received a ‘Well-Supported’ designation from the Family First Clearinghouse. We look forward to launching this program through implementing partners in Washington State!