Serves as the primary point of contact for the Guardian ad Litem program with potential volunteers and community. Provides administrative and office management support to the District Administrator and Program Supervisor staff in a Guardian ad Litem district program. Actively participates in district volunteer recruitment, screening and processing incoming volunteer inquiries, maintains client and program records, logs and compiles data, prepares statistical reports, prepares and maintains legal documents, maintains court calendar of incoming cases and case reviews, and notifies appropriate parties of the same. Assigns cases to and supervises volunteers; recruits, orients, and trains new volunteers; guides volunteers in case preparation and serves as liaison with program attorneys. Performs GAL supervisor duties less than 20 hours per week and works on less than 13 cases.
Responsibilities include but are not limited to the following:
Knowledge of: Guardian ad Litem program regulations, policies and procedures; supervision techniques and practices; child neglect and abuse laws; adolescent development and behavior; family dynamics; the court process; community resources; GAL training material; and interviewing techniques.
Skills in: Microsoft Word and Excel; preparing statistical reports; writing reports; interviewing clients and volunteers; and supervising volunteers.
Ability to: supervise volunteers and evaluate their performance; provide guidance to volunteers in writing investigation plans, reports to the court, and making recommendations to the court in the best interest of children; provide creative leadership in recruiting, supervising, and maintaining volunteers; speak effectively in public; clearly express ideas orally and in writing; and establish and maintain effective working relationships with others.
Bachelor degree in business administration criminal justice or a human services field and one year of experience in human services work in the area of social services, juvenile justice or mental health; or an associate degree and three years of experience in the above fields; or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Management prefers candidates with a degree in business, criminal justice, or human services, and one year of experience in juvenile justice, mental health or human services or education; or graduation from a two-year college and three years of experience in relevant work; or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Applicants with experience recruiting for and directing the work of volunteers preferred.
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