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Home Visitor
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Southwestern Wisconsin Community Action Program Inc
Richland Center, WI (In Person)
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Home Visitor at Southwestern Wisconsin Community Action Program Inc Home Visitor at Southwestern Wisconsin Community Action Program Inc in Richland Center, Wisconsin Posted in 10 days ago.
Complete developmental screenings and maintain accurate child progress records.
Implement individualized curriculum activities for children and pregnant participants.
Plan and facilitate playgroups, family engagement events, and educational activities.
Incorporate health, nutrition, mental health, and safety education into services.
Connect families with community resources and support services.
Recruit and enroll eligible families into the Head Start program.
Collaborate with families, community partners, and program staff to support participant needs.
Maintain accurate documentation, attendance records, and required program paperwork.
Participate in trainings, staff meetings, and professional development activities.
Ensure compliance with Head Start Performance Standards and agency policies.
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Full-Time Job Description:
The Home Visitor supports families in fostering the healthy growth and development of their children through weekly home visits, parent-focused education, playgroups, and family engagement activities. This position also assists pregnant women in accessing prenatal and postpartum care through education, support, and referrals. The Home Visitor works closely with families and community partners to ensure compliance with Head Start Performance Standards while promoting school readiness, family well-being, and positive child outcomes. Key Responsibilities Conduct weekly home visits and support parents in promoting child development and school readiness.Complete developmental screenings and maintain accurate child progress records.
Implement individualized curriculum activities for children and pregnant participants.
Plan and facilitate playgroups, family engagement events, and educational activities.
Incorporate health, nutrition, mental health, and safety education into services.
Connect families with community resources and support services.
Recruit and enroll eligible families into the Head Start program.
Collaborate with families, community partners, and program staff to support participant needs.
Maintain accurate documentation, attendance records, and required program paperwork.
Participate in trainings, staff meetings, and professional development activities.
Ensure compliance with Head Start Performance Standards and agency policies.