Family Support Workers

Family Support Workers act as mentors and life skills assessors, and refer TANF clients to various agencies in the community for assistance needed by the TANF family. FSWs administer and score various assessments required by DFCS for TANF clients. These assessments will be administered in the Work Experience (WEX) building or at the TANF customer's home when needed. Family Support Workers are expected to be proactive in their effort to motivate clients to fully participate in the Mentoring Program. In order for DFCS to receive credit for client participation in the Mentoring Program clients must be involved in 20-hours of primary activities weekly if they have children under six-years of age and 30-hours per week if they have children six or older. Work experience, job related activities and actual employment are classified as "primary activities".
 


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