Children and Family Treatment and Support Services (CFTSS) The In-Home Therapist provides individual, family and group therapy services to children and their families who are diagnosed or at risk of being diagnosed with a mental health disorder. Services take place primarily in the child's home and/or community but may be delivered virtually or in office based on client needs and preferences.

Program: FAMILY AND TREATMENT RECOVERY CENTER Program that provides HIV Navigation Services to decrease the risk of acquiring HIV infection as well as improve health outcomes for people living with HIV/AIDS and prevent transmission of HIV to their partners.

$1000 Sign-On Bonus!!! Lakeview House Supervises the daily operation of Lakeview House Community Residence to ensure the effective and efficient delivery of services to clients and their families, as defined by agency policies and procedures.

East End THRIVE The Housing Recovery Peer Advocate is responsible for bringing THRIVE services onsite to housing programs for individuals in recovery. The Housing Recovery Peer Advocate will assist with fostering an environment that is conducive to recovery, offering peer support services and linking residents to community resources, including THRIVE Recovery Centers.

Senior Financial Program Assist the Director of Senior Financial Programs with overall management of the following programs: HIICAP, Bill Payer, Reverse Mortgage, Senior Financial, HEAP.

THRIVE University provides FREE education and training for Certified Recovery Peer Advocates who are new to and/or working in the field. The CRPA Internship and Training Coordinator will oversee the development and facilitation of workforce development trainings based on feedback from those in the field and the community partners we work with

The AVP of Residential Services provides operational oversight, guidance, support and technical assistance to the Directors and Residential Staff of the programs that make up the Division and ensures that timely communication occurs with the Chief Operating Officer about overall team needs/issues. The AVP will oversee 4 residential homes that consist of 2 RHY and 2 OMH settings. The AVP is a member of the Leadership and Executive Teams.

EISEP - (Expanded In-home Services for the Elderly) Case Manager conducts assessments, develops care plans, monitors services and connects older adults to community resources.

Link Age Program The Link-Age Clinical Case Manager provides short-term intensive case management, counseling, education and linkage to long term care, community supports and services to seniors 55 years+, residing in Nassau County that are facing behavioral health concerns, substance use disorders, challenges related to aging and disconnection from services, and struggling to access/connect to medical care.

Lynn Vanderhall Nursery Co-op is a short-term childcare and case management program for parents seeking to improve their individual and family circumstances through employment, education, training or support services in pursuit of self-sufficiency. Immigration Resource Center-Services for immigrant and vulnerable families in our Nassau County communities. Helpline counselors provide referrals to food pantries, immigration resources, COVID-19 testing and vaccine advocacy, case management & short-term counseling, with services available in both English and Spanish.

PROGRAM: The Administrative Assistant in the SAFE Program is responsible for assisting the Director and Administrative Assistant with the daily operation of the program.

Health Home Care Management Supports individuals with persistent mental health needs with linkages to resources in their community.

SHERPA is a specially trained team of peer recovery coaches offering guidance to individuals and families navigating the Substance Use Disorder (SUD) treatment system. SHERPA provides recovery, harm-reduction, and crisis service linkage and emotional support based on the principles of hope, wellness, dignity, and choice.

Families Count Families Count will provide case management, family mediation and deliver the Active Parenting curriculum to 50 families a year; each family will receive services for 6 months with after care services provided.

The Director of Talent Management & Training is responsible for overseeing the full life cycle for talent management and training including but not limited to training and development, onboarding, DEI, performance management and staffing.

THRIVE's mission is to help individuals and families find, maintain, and strengthen their recovery through peer-based support, navigation assistance and referral services; provide interactive educational programs that promote wellness, economic prosperity and civic engagement; and maintain a safe, welcoming haven for substance-free recreational and social activities. Our vision: an engaged community that is healthier, safer and supportive of people in various stages of recovery.

The Access Specialist provides preliminary screening activities and risk assessment to all new recipients requesting or being referred for behavioral health services. They collect recipient demographic information and complete basic data referral form, inputting all registration information into Electronic Health Record. The Access Specialist schedules individuals for initial evaluation for CCBHC services and/or initiates crisis response based on identified acuity of needs.

The Care Coordinator is a member of the Sherpa team that utilizes Social Determinants of Health screening to identify barriers to care and priority needs with the goal of eliminating access issues. They provide education, risk reduction and case management to individuals regarding substance use, mental health, and physical health services. The Care Coordinator monitors participant progress towards improving access through ongoing communication with participants and service providers. They manage complex care needs and referrals as well as obtain follow-up information on outcomes from providers to ensure continuity of care during the transition between care systems.

The Care Coordinator is a member of the Sherpa team that utilizes Social Determinants of Health screening to identify barriers to care and priority needs with the goal of eliminating access issues. They provide education, risk reduction and case management to individuals regarding substance use, mental health, and physical health services. The Care Coordinator monitors participant progress towards improving access through ongoing communication with participants and service providers. They manage complex care needs and referrals as well as obtain follow-up information on outcomes from providers to ensure continuity of care during the transition between care systems.

FISCAL Department Prepare claims and related documentation for submission to government funding sources in accordance with requirement of the funding source. Reconcile general ledger activity to monthly claims to ensure that the expenses are claimed in accordance with the terms of the contracts. .Other fiscal duties.

Children’s Behavioral Health Program that supports families who have children ages 5 –21 with mental health diagnoses

Children and Family Treatment and Support Services (CFTSS) The In-Home Therapist provides individual, family, and group services under Community Psychiatric Supports and Treatment to children and their families who are diagnosed or at risk-of being diagnosed with a mental health disorder. Services are provided in the client's home and/or community and work to address challenges associated with a behavioral health need. Activities assist the child and family to achieve stability and functional improvement in daily living, personal recovery and/or resilience, family and interpersonal relationships and improve community integration.

THRIVE Everywhere The THRIVE Everywhere CRPA promotes the agency, and all THRIVE services to the community, plans and implements community-based events across both counties. The goal of the CRPA is to develop relationships within the community, local agencies, and facilities to expand the reach of THRIVE services and resources. The THRIVE Everywhere CRPA is a mobile position that often addresses the needs of the community in locations where there is an increased needed for awareness.

The Program Manager is responsible for oversight of the day-to-day operations of Nassau THRIVE. He/she is responsible for supervision of Peer Recovery Coaches, ensuring that quality services are being provided and documented appropriately. He/she will be responsible for working with Director to monitor evaluation activities and make necessary programmatic revisions as determined necessary. The Program Manager is responsible for completing all internal and external reports, and participation in necessary external funder and community meetings.

FCA’s Human Resources Department is responsible for managing all employment related matters for a workforce of over 300 employees, including but not limited to: recruitment; onboarding of new employees; management of employee compensation, promotions, transfers and separations; administration of all employee benefit plans; assist with employee leaves of absence; preparation and dissemination of all employment-related policies and procedures; workforce training and professional development; employee relations matters; and compliance with affirmative action requirements. The department also oversees the recruitment and placement of 200+ volunteers and interns.

Fiscal Intern Not-For-Profit Organization

CFTSS The Skill Builder provides individual or group services under Psychosocial Rehabilitation to children who are diagnosed with a mental health or substance use disorder. Services are provided in the client's home and/or community and work to address challenges associated with a behavioral health need. Activities assist the child and family to achieve stability and functional improvement in daily living, personal recovery and/or resilience, family and interpersonal relationships and improve community integration.

CFTSS (Children and Family Treatment and Support Services) Program that supports families who have children under 21 with serious emotional disturbances

THRIVE's mission is to help individuals and families find, maintain, and strengthen their recovery through peer-based support, navigation assistance and referral services; provide interactive educational programs that promote wellness, economic prosperity and civic engagement; and maintain a safe, welcoming haven for substance-free recreational and social activities. Our vision: an engaged community that is healthier, safer and supportive of people in various stages of recovery.

Family First Program that provides fee-for-service family, couples, and individual psychotherapy as well as school-based mental health counseling

Family Center Program that supports families who have children ages 5 –18 with a Serious Emotional Disturbance.

CFTSS The Coordinator provides support, guidance and supervision to CFTSS Staff. The Coordinator manages the CFTSS program including recruitment, hiring and training which involves program presentation and promotion. The Coordinator is responsible for ensuring that program capacity is maintained, and service staffing is meeting capacity needs.

Children and Family Treatment and Support Services (CFTSS) Youth Peer Advocate provides services under Youth Peer Support and Training to children who are diagnosed with a mental health disorder. Services are provided in the client's home and/or community and work to address challenges associated with a behavioral health need. Activities assist the child to build skills for wellness, resiliency and recovery support as well as the ability to self-advocate and connect within their communities. The Youth Peer Advocate uses their own personal lived experience to assist the child to meet their goals.

Family Center Program that supports families who have children ages 5 –18 with a Serious Emotional Disturbance.

Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC) Programs that provide a comprehensive range of mental health and substance use services to individuals

Nassau Haven Provides supervision to residents in a 24-hour emergency crisis shelter for youth ages 10-20. Counselors take an active role in fostering a positive atmosphere and work as part of a team that develops a milieu where residents take responsibility for their behavior and decisions.

Case Management provides linkage and support to needed resources and services for children and adults who are diagnosed with a mental health diagnosis.

The Children’s Mental Health and Wellness Division offers an array of services to meet the individual needs and strengths of children and families. Our CFTSS services offer support to children and youth 5-21 and their families by offering OLP, CPST, FPSS and PSR to enhance the family’s ability to care for the child in the home.

Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC) Programs that provide a comprehensive range of mental health and substance use services to individuals

The Children’s Mental Health and Wellness Division offers an array of services to meet the individual needs and strengths of children and families. Our CFTSS services offer support to children and youth 5-21 and their families by offering OLP, CPST, FPSS and PSR to enhance the family’s ability to care for the child in the home.

Youth and Family Integration (Y-Fi) Supports Suffolk County families who have children ages 5 –21 with a serious emotional disturbance or who are at-risk of being diagnosed

FAMILY CENTER NASSAU RESPITE PROGRAM The Respite Worker provides individual and group respite and rehabilitative services to children who are diagnosed with a mental health disorder. Services are provided in the child’s home and/or community, are hands on, task-oriented and intended to help the child achieve their identified goals and objectives while allowing a temporary break for the child’s caregiver. Services can also be provided on-site in the office setting if preferred setting of family.

Family Treatment and Recovery Centers OASAS outpatient substance use treatment program providing individual, group and family treatment for substance use disorders and significant others affected by substance use disorder.

Project Independence-Suffolk Program located in Holbrook that works with foster youth to develop independent living skills

Family Treatment and Recovery Centers OASAS outpatient substance use treatment programs providing individual, group and family treatment for substance use disorders and significant others affected by substance use disorder.

HCBS (Home and Community Based Services) The role of the Respite Worker is to provide a planned break for the family while working with the child on identified goals within home a community-based settings.

Project Independence Suffolk Program located in Holbrook that works with foster youth to develop independent living skills.

The FCA Safe Observant Senior Program provides support to elder abuse crime victims over the age of 60 who reside in Nassau County. Services include a weekly support group when appropriate, resource connections, short term crisis counseling, and criminal justice navigation/advocacy.

The Immigrant Resource Center provides a broad array of case management, family support, access to legal help, and counseling for critical immigrant concerns. Our HELPLINE program connects immigrants and refugees with a case manager for screening and referrals to address individual and family needs in the following domains: education, health, mental health, legal/immigration proceedings, substance abuse, criminal/juvenile justice, child enrichment activities.

The Immigrant Resource Center provides immigrants and refugees with a broad array of case management, family support, and eased access for legal help, counseling with critical immigrant concerns. The Lynn Vanderhall Nursery Co-op provides short-term childcare for children ages 2-5 years old and case management for parents seeking help with substance use, mental health, employment, education/vocation training or fulfillment of other needs in pursuit of self-sufficiency and family stability.

Project Independence is a comprehensive, non-residential program devoted to Suffolk and Nassau County youth in foster care. The program prepares young people between the ages of 14 and 21 to live and work independently in the community when they are no longer eligible for foster care. The program is dedicated to youth in foster care, whether their permanency goal is to return to parent, adoption or independent living. Social work counselors help each young person address their particular needs and goals by providing individual counseling and conducting group workshops. Project Independence collaborates with other community-based agencies to provide supplementary comprehensive and supportive services.

EISEP provides crisis intervention, case management and in-home services for isolated homebound seniors ages 60 and up. They connect seniors to available community resources that will help them remain safely and independently at home.

Link-Age Program is a grant funded program by NYS Office for Mental Health in a triple partnership with NYS Office for Aging, Family & Children’s Association, and Central Nassau Guidance & Counseling Center. The program serves individuals 55+ years old in Nassau County, NY who are experiencing behavioral health concerns and are having difficulty connecting to long term services. We provide short term intensive case management and counseling with a focus on person centered care using a strengths-based approach. The program staff consists of Social Workers, a Registered Nurse, and a Peer Specialist. We assist clients with intensive challenges ranging from accessing mental health services, establishing food stability, addressing medical needs, connecting to housing, etc. We collaborate with numerous organizations ranging from hospitals, legal aid services, case management agencies, Adult Protective Services, Mobile Crisis, senior centers, etc.

The FCA Safe Observant Senior Program provides support to elder abuse crime victims over the age of 60 who reside in Nassau County. Services include a weekly support group when appropriate, resource connections, short term crisis counseling, and criminal justice navigation/advocacy.

Family Center Program that supports families who have children 5 - 18 with a Serious Emotional Disturbance

FCA needs on call residential counselors! Work in Freeport, Wantagh, Elmont, and Lakeview. Work with: Young Men and Women is a transitional residence serving homeless young men and women ages 16-21. Also work with an emergency shelter and safe haven for adolescents ages 11 to 20 and youth with a severe emotional disturbance between the ages of 13-18.

FCA needs on call residential counselors! Work in Freeport, Wantagh, Elmont, and Lakeview. Work with: Young Men and Women is a transitional residence serving homeless young men and women ages 16-21. Also work with an emergency shelter and safe haven for adolescents ages 11 to 20 and youth with a severe emotional disturbance between the ages of 13-18.