Bachelor’s degree or a minimum of 3-4 years of experience working in a social service setting; Experience working in a court or criminal justice setting strongly preferred; Experience in case management, community advocacy, diversion programs, or social services, strongly preferred; Experience in group facilitation required; Excellent interpersonal, communication, and problem-solving skills; Ability to work collaboratively with diverse stakeholders, including law enforcement, attorneys, and community organizations; Strong understanding of the criminal legal system and the impact of incarceration on individuals and communities; Familiarity with technology, case management databases, Slack, Zoom, and Microsoft; and. Responsibilities include but are not limited to : Participant Engagement: Provide individualized case management, including needs assessments and referrals to social services, mental health support, legal services, employment resources, and other relevant resources; Facilitate and contribute to the development or revision of psychoeducational curricula, restorative justice circles, and brief interventions designed for rapid engagement; Conduct follow-up with participants to provide voluntary ongoing support or resource connections beyond the initial session; Assist with crisis intervention and de-escalation when needed, maintaining a trauma-informed and participant-centered approach; and.