Human Services Agency Social Worker San Francisco Human Services Agency (2918) (X00075)
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About The Position
The Human Services Agency Social Worker position is an entry-level role within the Social Worker series at the San Francisco Human Services Agency. This role is crucial in providing essential services to the diverse population of San Francisco, ensuring that individuals and families receive the support they need to thrive. The agency is committed to addressing social issues and fostering an inclusive environment that reflects the community's needs. As a Social Worker, you will engage in various professional duties, including casework, case management, and client investigations, all aimed at delivering high-quality social services. Under supervision, you will be responsible for assessing client needs, developing service plans, and coordinating with other agencies to ensure comprehensive support for clients. This role is vital in promoting the agency's mission to enhance the quality of life for all residents, particularly those facing challenges in accessing public assistance programs. In this position, you will conduct interviews to determine service needs, perform in-home assessments, and develop individualized service plans. You will also provide case management activities, which include monitoring client progress, coordinating services, and maintaining detailed case records. The role requires strong communication skills, as you will be interacting with clients, community organizations, and other stakeholders to facilitate access to resources and support. Additionally, you will be involved in presenting orientations for community agencies and mediating case conferences to promote collaboration among service providers. Your work will directly impact the lives of individuals and families, helping them navigate complex social systems and access the resources they need to improve their circumstances.
