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Job Title:
GIRLS Project Case Manager
Location:
Pierce County, WA Employment Type:
Full-Time / Part-Time (Specify as Needed) Salary:
[Insert Salary Range or "Competitive, DOE"]
About the Program:
The
GIRLS Project
(Guiding Individuals through Resilience, Leadership & Support) is designed to provide trauma-informed, culturally responsive, and empowerment-based support to
justice-involved and at-risk youth , with a focus on
girls of
—especially
African American and Latina youth . Our mission is to reduce recidivism, promote healing, and strengthen families through compassionate, community-based intervention.
Position Summary:
The
GIRLS Project Case Manager
plays a critical role in supporting women and their families as they navigate behavioral health challenges and the juvenile justice or school systems. You will provide
direct case management, motivational support, and behavior change interventions , with services delivered in-home, virtually, or in a setting that best meets the family’s needs.
The ideal candidate is
culturally competent , trauma-informed, and passionate about working with youth facing systemic and personal barriers.
Key Responsibilities:
Manage a
caseload of 6–8 families , providing individualized support and case coordination
Deliver trauma-informed, strengths-based interventions tailored to each youth and family
Meet with clients in-home, virtually, or at community-based locations as by the family
Collaborate with juvenile court personnel, school staff, mental health providers, and other service partners
Maintain
accurate and timely documentation , including case notes, progress reports, and outcome tracking
Participate in all required training sessions and integrate practices as directed by the
GIRLS Project Program Supervisor
Follow program protocols and contribute to a safe, inclusive, and supportive service environment
Engage families in goal setting, progress monitoring, and advocacy
Support referrals and connections to behavioral health, education, employment, and community resources
Qualifications:
Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree in Social Work, Psychology, Human Services, or related field (relevant experience may substitute)
Experience working with youth of , justice-involved youth, or trauma-affected families
Strong understanding of trauma-informed care and motivational interviewing techniques
Ability to work independently, manage time effectively, and handle confidential information with integrity
Reliable transportation and ability to travel within Pierce County
Flexibility to work non-traditional hours, including some evenings/weekends, if needed
Strong communication, documentation, and interpersonal skills
Qualifications:
Familiarity with juvenile justice systems, public schools, or behavioral health resources in Pierce County
Bilingual in Spanish or another commonly spoken in the community
Lived experience related to the target population
Why Join Us?
Make a
lasting impact
in the lives of women and their families
Join a
mission-driven team
that values equity, healing, and resilience
Receive
ongoing professional development and training
in evidence-based practices
Be part of a program that
challenges systemic barriers
and uplifts youth voice and leadership
Job Title:
GIRLS Project Case Manager
Location:
Pierce County, WA Employment Type:
Full-Time / Part-Time (Specify as Needed) Salary:
[Insert Salary Range or "Competitive, DOE"]
About the Program:
The
GIRLS Project
(Guiding Individuals through Resilience, Leadership & Support) is designed to provide trauma-informed, culturally responsive, and empowerment-based support to
justice-involved and at-risk youth , with a focus on
girls of
—especially
African American and Latina youth . Our mission is to reduce recidivism, promote healing, and strengthen families through compassionate, community-based intervention.
Position Summary:
The
GIRLS Project Case Manager
plays a critical role in supporting women and their families as they navigate behavioral health challenges and the juvenile justice or school systems. You will provide
direct case management, motivational support, and behavior change interventions , with services delivered in-home, virtually, or in a setting that best meets the family’s needs.
The ideal candidate is
culturally competent , trauma-informed, and passionate about working with youth facing systemic and personal barriers.
Key Responsibilities:
Manage a
caseload of 6–8 families , providing individualized support and case coordination
Deliver trauma-informed, strengths-based interventions tailored to each youth and family
Meet with clients in-home, virtually, or at community-based locations as by the family
Collaborate with juvenile court personnel, school staff, mental health providers, and other service partners
Maintain
accurate and timely documentation , including case notes, progress reports, and outcome tracking
Participate in all required training sessions and integrate practices as directed by the
GIRLS Project Program Supervisor
Follow program protocols and contribute to a safe, inclusive, and supportive service environment
Engage families in goal setting, progress monitoring, and advocacy
Support referrals and connections to behavioral health, education, employment, and community resources
Qualifications:
Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree in Social Work, Psychology, Human Services, or related field (relevant experience may substitute)
Experience working with youth of , justice-involved youth, or trauma-affected families
Strong understanding of trauma-informed care and motivational interviewing techniques
Ability to work independently, manage time effectively, and handle confidential information with integrity
Reliable transportation and ability to travel within Pierce County
Flexibility to work non-traditional hours, including some evenings/weekends, if needed
Strong communication, documentation, and interpersonal skills
Qualifications:
Familiarity with juvenile justice systems, public schools, or behavioral health resources in Pierce County
Bilingual in Spanish or another commonly spoken in the community
Lived experience related to the target population
Why Join Us?
Make a
lasting impact
in the lives of women and their families
Join a
mission-driven team
that values equity, healing, and resilience
Receive
ongoing professional development and training
in evidence-based practices
Be part of a program that
challenges systemic barriers
and uplifts youth voice and leadership