Ability to carry a caseload in the absence of case management staff; Provide reflective individual and group supervision to Case Managers, Childcare Aides and Housing Specialist; Use supervision and observations to coach and help improve staff’s trauma-informed practices when providing case management, childcare and housing services; Manage and stay attuned to a diverse multi-disciplinary team (case managers, childcare aides, housing specialist); Use safety assessment and risk management (SARM) when conducting family and mental assessments by prioritizing engagement and risks, understanding triggers and protective strategies and connecting clients to appropriate mental health services as needed; Understand and respond to vicarious trauma with an emphasis on self-care; Facilitating/Co-facilitating and overseeing the content of support groups; Opportunity to obtain clinical hours and receive supervision with an LCSW. Under general supervision, a Supervising Social Worker is responsible for the following: Learn and integrate a trauma-informed, client-centered approach, using an anti-oppressive lens, into your work with clients.