Job Overview
Join a mission-driven organization providing Coordinated Family Support (CFS) services across the Inland Empire to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Our work focuses on empowering families, promoting independence, and connecting individuals to sustainable community resources through culturally responsive, person-centered care.
We are looking for a bilingual, dedicated and resourceful CFS Caseworkers who are committed to guiding families through complex service systems while fostering stability and long-term success.
Why This Role Matters
In this role, you will play a vital part in helping families overcome barriers and navigate systems that can often feel overwhelming. Your work will directly contribute to improving quality of life, strengthening independence, and creating meaningful, lasting change.
What You’ll Do
As a CFS Caseworker, you will partner with families to identify priorities, access services, and build strong support systems. Your responsibilities will include:
- Leading initial intake meetings and completing ongoing assessments
- Creating tailored service plans that reflect each family’s strengths and goals
- Linking families to essential services such as housing, healthcare, IHSS, SSI, food programs, and mental health support
- Maintaining consistent engagement through home visits, phone communication, and virtual check-ins
- Monitoring progress and adjusting plans as needed
- Advocating for clients to ensure equitable access to services
- Working collaboratively with colleagues and community partners
- Keeping detailed, accurate, and compliant records
- Completing daily notes and submitting quarterly progress updates
- Attending staff meetings and participating in professional development
What We’re Looking For
Successful candidates will bring a combination of compassion, organization, and critical thinking, along with:
- Strong communication and relationship-building skills
- A respectful, culturally aware approach to working with diverse families
- Sound judgment, professionalism, and ethical decision-making
- The ability to manage crisis situations effectively
- Experience balancing multiple responsibilities and deadlines
- Familiarity with public assistance programs such as SSI, Section 8, IHSS, Medicare, and workforce services
- Skills in motivational interviewing and client engagement
- The ability to navigate sensitive situations with care and discretion
- Strong organizational habits and attention to detail
Minimum Requirements
- Associate degree in social work, Psychology, Human Services, Sociology, or a related discipline or
- At least 3 years of experience supporting individuals with developmental disabilities
- Knowledge of local and community-based resources
- Ability to work independently in a community setting
- Valid driver’s license, reliable transportation, and current auto insurance
Pay: $24.00 per hour
Benefits:
Education:
Experience:
- working with individuals with developmental disabilities: 1 year (Preferred)
Security clearance:
Ability to Commute:
- Corona, CA 92879 (Required)
Work Location: In person
