Family Advocacy Program Social Worker (FAP Assistant & Educator)

About the role

Arcetyp is recruiting a full-time Family Advocacy Program (FAP) Assistant and Educator to work on site at the U.S. Army Family Advocacy Program and Army Community Service at Fort Stewart, Georgia and Hunter Army Airfield. The role covers administrative, program support, training, education, outreach and coordination. The schedule is Monday to Friday, about 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., excluding federal holidays and government facility closures.

Key responsibilities

• Provide administrative and clerical support to the Family Advocacy Program, receive callers, answer phone inquiries, give program information and refer clients to the right resources.
• Prepare, review, route and track correspondence, meeting minutes, memoranda, SOPs, MOAs and MOUs.
• Maintain FAP records, accreditation and certification files, training files, databases, spreadsheets, attendance rosters and statistics.
• Enter and maintain information in the Army Family Web Portal and other designated systems.
• Schedule and coordinate FAP meetings, support the Family Advocacy Committee and other multidisciplinary meetings.
• Support training, briefings, classes, play groups and prevention/education activities, and deliver approved instructional modules and presentations.
• Support community outreach such as Child Abuse Prevention Month, Domestic Violence Prevention Month, Teen Dating Violence Prevention Month and Safe Sleep Awareness Month, and coordinate events and materials.
• Support Child and Youth Services inspections, maintain supply inventories and perform other administrative, educational and program support duties.

Required profile

• Bachelor's degree in Social Work, Psychology, Marriage/Family/Child Counseling, Nursing, Counseling or Behavioral Science, Education or Community/Public Health is preferred; candidates within three classes of completion may be acceptable.
• At least two years of experience in family and children's services or community organizations, including at least one year involving family violence.
• Demonstrated knowledge of child and spouse abuse dynamics, and knowledge of issues affecting military families.
• Ability to develop and implement training programs and knowledge of individual and group dynamics.
• U.S. citizenship, ability to pass a background check and satisfy CNACI requirements; Spanish is a plus.

Required skills

• Successful completion of criminal history, FBI fingerprint and other background investigations, including those for recurring contact with children.
• Reliable transportation between Fort Stewart, Hunter Army Airfield and approved local sites.