Learn and integrate a trauma-informed, client-centered approach, using an anti-oppressive lens, into working with children and caregivers; Work with children from 6 weeks to 12 years of age in a supportive, educationally-oriented environment that serves children in a court setting; Maintain registry of all children in the care of the Children’s Center; Make referrals and connections to parents to take advantage of other Safe Horizon programs, other community-based organizations, programs, and entitlements; Fill out funder intake forms, federal food program meal plans, registration forms, statistics, and other required forms accurately, thoroughly, and timely; Improve literacy for school age children and language development for pre-school children by speaking with the children and by overseeing children’s activities, including, but not limited to: stories, use of computer software, educational toys and games, arts and crafts, dance, and writing; Assist the Head Teacher with curriculum and lesson plan development; Provide meals and snacks to children in accordance to the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) requirements and regulations; Maintain overall décor and cleanliness of children’s center; Participation in the development of new components and/or activities with the Head Teacher an. Experience working with children in some capacity; Early childhood experience or classroom experience helpful; High school diploma or GED; Basic understanding of basics of child development from birth to age 12; Ability to relate to caregivers and children who are under stress; Basic knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel, and the Internet.