FATHER'S FIRST WORKSHOP FACILITATOR

Civic Heart Community Services•Houston, TX

8d•Hybrid

About The Position

The Workshop Facilitator is responsible for providing education services within the context of the Fatherhood Promotion Program. The Workshop Facilitator will conduct social-emotional parenting education and economic development for adult father participants within the community setting. A highly trained Workshop Facilitator will teach and deliver all workshop sessions. This position reports to the Program Coordinator.

Requirements

Undergraduate degree in social or behavioral sciences
Two years successful experience delivering educational services to adults
Current valid driver’s license and daily access to a vehicle during work hours
Outstanding organizational, verbal, and written communication skills
Strong interpersonal skills and ability to work with diverse community groups
Proficient in using Microsoft Word and PowerPoint
Ability to adapt to a dynamic and changing environment
Demonstrate comprehensive knowledge and skills in the areas of healthy relationships, communication strategies, and strengthening of the family unit
Ability to efficiently engage participants while also maintaining strong fidelity of curriculum
Display professional appearance in accordance with agency policy
Handle difficult situations in a discreet manner
Maintain attendance within limits of agency guidelines
Maintain confidentiality regarding client information
Attend staff meetings, team meetings, in-service training, and supervision sessions

Responsibilities

Conduct social-emotional parenting education and economic development for adult father participants using the required curriculum
Deliver educational sessions in community settings to the target population in person and virtually
Conduct quality assurance self-monitoring plan as assigned by supervisor
Compile monthly schedule of prevention activities
Identify, recruit, & collaborate with community locations and organizations where the Fatherhood Promotion Program will be conducted
Attend community events and share program information with fathers and families to recruit potential participants and community partners
Attend appropriate community resource meetings
Attend appropriate training as they become available
Assist in developing promotional strategies that will increase awareness of services within the community
Successful completion of Fatherhood Promotion trainings, curriculum training, and varied economic development training
Prepare literature and other materials for dissemination throughout prevention activities
Assist program coordinator to identify staff training needs and develop appropriate training
Perform other assigned duties in a timely and efficient matter
Trained to prevent and respond to child maltreatment and have awareness of domestic violence indicators
Identify problems and take initiative to plan appropriate corrective action
Maintain program implementation schedule and collaborate with other program staff and site partners to make and communicate changes when needed
Participate in program Continuous Quality Improvement activities
Performs related duties as assigned in a timely and efficient manner