Since 1953, Wabash Center has been a leader in optimizing the quality of life for individuals with disabilities and special needs. With a long history of innovation and a commitment to person-centered care, Wabash Center offers a comprehensive array of programs and services designed to meet the evolving needs of children, adults, and families throughout the community. Through a progressive approach, decades of experience, and a proven track record of service excellence, Wabash Center remains at the forefront of disability services by connecting individuals with meaningful resources, fostering independence, strengthening community partnerships, and empowering those it serves to achieve their personal goals and improve their overall quality of life. Position Summary The Programs & Resource Navigator serves as the primary point of contact between individuals with disabilities, individuals with special needs, their families, caregivers, community partners, and Wabash Center program staff to ensure a seamless, supportive, and person-centered experience. This position is responsible for helping individuals and families navigate complex disability service systems, identifying available resources, providing education and advocacy, coordinating referrals, facilitating communication, and connecting participants with Wabash Center programs and external community services that best meet their individualized needs and goals. Working collaboratively with internal staff, healthcare providers, schools, community organizations, and government agencies, the Programs & Resource Navigator builds lasting relationships while ensuring individuals receive timely access to services, accurate information, and ongoing support throughout their journey. The position also serves as an ambassador for Wabash Center by conducting outreach, educating the community about available services, and maintaining strong partnerships that expand opportunities for individuals with disabilities and their families. Essential Duties and Responsibilities Build trusting, respectful, and supportive relationships with individuals, families, caregivers, guardians, and community stakeholders to identify immediate and long-term needs while promoting person-centered planning.

Guide individuals and families through complex local, state, and federal service systems, including Medicaid Waiver applications, special education resources, disability benefits, affiliate organizations, and other available support programs, ensuring families understand eligibility requirements, application processes, timelines, and available options.

Conduct outreach and engagement activities to build relationships with community organizations and resources, while providing education and advocacy to raise awareness about Wabash Center services.

Maintain complete and accurate confidential records of family interactions, progress and status, program and service recommendations, and resources provided.

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