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Roles in Community Services

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Our psychometrics have been competency mapped to the following positions to enable targeted screening (testing for recruitment) and development (profiling to ignite greater self awareness); 

 

 

• Social Worker: Social workers provide counseling, advocacy, and support to individuals and families facing various challenges, such as poverty, homelessness, mental health issues, and domestic violence. They help clients access resources and services to improve their lives.

• Case Manager: Case managers work with individuals and families to assess their needs and develop care plans. They coordinate and monitor the delivery of social services, medical care, or housing assistance to ensure clients receive the necessary support.

• Nonprofit Program Coordinator: Program coordinators plan, implement, and manage community service programs for nonprofit organizations. They often oversee activities related to education, health, youth development, or social services.

• Youth Counselor: Youth counselors work with young people facing challenges like behavioral issues, substance abuse, or family problems. They provide guidance, support, and counseling to help youth make positive choices.

• Volunteer Coordinator: Volunteer coordinators recruit, train, and manage volunteers for nonprofit organizations. They match volunteers with suitable roles and oversee their activities to ensure they contribute effectively to the organization's mission.

• Community Organizer: Community organizers mobilize residents and stakeholders to address local issues and advocate for change. They facilitate community meetings, organize events, and build coalitions to drive positive community outcomes.

• Food Bank Coordinator: Food bank coordinators manage food distribution programs for individuals and families in need. They work with donors, volunteers, and partner agencies to ensure a steady supply of food to those facing hunger.

• Housing Advocate: Housing advocates assist individuals facing housing insecurity or homelessness. They help clients access affordable housing options, rental assistance programs, and supportive services.

• Crisis Intervention Specialist: Crisis intervention specialists provide immediate support and assistance to individuals in crisis situations, such as survivors of domestic violence, natural disasters, or traumatic events.

• Community Health Worker: Community health workers promote public health and wellness in underserved communities. They provide health education, connect residents with healthcare services, and facilitate health-related programs.

• Environmental Activist: Environmental activists raise awareness about environmental issues, advocate for sustainable practices, and work to protect natural resources. They may organize clean-up events, conservation efforts, or educational campaigns.

• Elderly Care Worker: Elderly care workers provide companionship, personal care, and assistance with daily living activities to seniors living independently or in assisted living facilities.

• Substance Abuse Counselor: Substance abuse counselors help individuals struggling with addiction by providing counseling, treatment plans, and support to achieve and maintain sobriety.

• Community Educator: Community educators develop and deliver educational programs on topics such as health, financial literacy, and life skills. They often work in schools, community centers, or nonprofit organizations.

• Community Garden Coordinator: Community garden coordinators oversee and maintain community gardens that provide fresh produce to local residents and promote sustainable agriculture.

• Child Welfare Worker: Child welfare workers ensure the safety and well-being of children and families involved with child protective services. They assess family situations, arrange support services, and monitor child placements.

• Disaster Relief Coordinator: Disaster relief coordinators organize and manage relief efforts during and after natural disasters or emergencies. They coordinate resources, volunteers, and services to assist affected communities.
   

These community service positions play vital roles in addressing social, economic, and environmental challenges within communities, promoting positive change, and improving the quality of life for individuals and families.

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The following Foundation Level psychometric tests are recommended;

Core tests;

 

• Verbal Reasoning Test

• Cross Checking Test

• Behavioural Profiling

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Optional (depending on the nature of the role);

 

• Numerical Reasoning Test

• Outlook Test

• Word Test

• CRM specific Test