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Child Supervised Visitation Monitor
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Chaves County CASA Program
Roswell, NM (In Person)
$33,280 Salary, Full-Time
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Help Children and Families Stay Connected Safely Casakids is seeking a compassionate, professional, and dependable individual to join our Visitation and Family Advocacy Team as a Child Supervised Visitation Monitor . This position plays a critical role in supporting children and families involved in custody disputes, CYFD cases, and other court-ordered visitation arrangements by providing safe, structured, and trauma-informed visitation services. If you are passionate about child welfare, family support, and helping families navigate difficult circumstances while maintaining the safety and well-being of children, we encourage you to apply. About Casakids Casakids is a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of children and families through advocacy, support services, education, and prevention programs. Our Visitation and Family Advocacy Program provides supervised visitation, safe exchanges, transportation services, and family support to help strengthen family relationships while prioritizing child safety. What You'll Do As a Supervised Visitation Monitor, you will: Supervise visits between children and parents in accordance with court orders, CYFD requirements, and agency policies. Provide a safe, structured, and trauma-informed visitation environment. Observe, document, and report interactions objectively and professionally. Schedule and coordinate visitation sessions, transportation, and exchanges. Transport children and families when required by the case plan. Maintain detailed case notes, reports, logs, and program documentation. Monitor family interactions and intervene when necessary to ensure child safety. Provide constructive feedback to families regarding visitation expectations and compliance. Participate in case conferences, court proceedings, and multidisciplinary meetings as needed. Assist with maintaining visitation schedules, client records, billing documentation, and program operations. Help maintain a welcoming, clean, and professional visitation environment. Support other program activities and agency events as assigned. What We're Looking For Successful candidates will possess: Strong observation and documentation skills. The ability to remain calm and professional during emotionally charged situations. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills. Strong boundaries and sound judgment. A trauma-informed and child-centered approach. The ability to work independently while maintaining teamwork and collaboration.