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career Listings At PACT we work to create strong families and amazing children. Our group uses a diverse set of support methodologies to engage the community. We are well-trained, dedicated professionals serving a wide reach within our five-county area, while collaborating with families and professionals in in our communities. We are motivated, reflective, resourceful, and aspire to establish safe communities where individuals, families, and children care about and support each other. For inquiries, contact pactoffice@pactforfamilies.org Number of jobs found: Communities that Care Program Coordinator Willmar, MN, USA View Job 1

EARLY YEARS AT PACT The Minnesota Legislature established Children's Mental Health Collaboratives (CMHCs) and Family Services Collaboratives (FSCs) in 1993 as innovative approaches to address the needs of children and youth who face complex problems involving them and their families with multiple service systems. In 1993, the Minnesota State Legislature also provided funding to establish these local collaborative initiatives to better the lives of children and their families by encouraging the integration and reform of services. Five year grants were made available on a competitive basis as incentives for the development of “locally-driven service delivery partnerships that help communities come together to improve results for Minnesota’s children and families” (MN Department of Children, Families and Learning, 1998). Each Collaborative’s funding priorities were based on locally determined needs. While funding for Collaboratives was jump started by these state grants, contributions from collaborative partners, either “in-kind” or cash, were built into the planning as Integrated Service Funds. PACT 4 Families Collaborative - a coalition of individuals, families, county government, and school districts - came together to strengthen families in 1993. PACT 4 (Putting All Communities Together) originally served the counties of Yellow Medicine, Renville, Meeker, and Kandiyohi and the Upper Sioux Community in rural south-central Minnesota by networking programs, providers, and parents to address the assets and needs of all children, particularly those children with mental health concerns. In late 2011, PACT welcomed McLeod County and the name went from "PACT 4 Families" to "PACT for Families" Although there has been a name change that people sometimes find confusing, PACT still envisions healthy and safe communities where individuals, families, and children care and support each other. They are achieving this by working in collaboration with families and community partners through a coordinated system of care for children and young adults age birth to 24 years. LEARN MORE

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< Back Communities that Care Program Coordinator Willmar, MN, USA Job Type Full Time Salary Range $51,929 About the Role JOB TITLE: Program Director/Coordinator TITLE OF IMMEDIATE SUPERVISOR: PACT for Families Executive Director JOB SUMMARY: The CTC Program Coordinator will lead the implementation of the Communities That Care (CTC) framework across multiple school districts and county coalitions within the PACT for Families Collaborative region. This individual will serve as the primary point of contact for the Department of Human Services (DHS) regarding CTC activities and will oversee cross-county alignment of prevention strategies to reduce youth substance use by strengthening protective factors and building community cohesion. The ideal candidate will have strong community facilitation skills, the ability to build and maintain relationships across sectors, and a solid foundation in public health or prevention frameworks. This position is central to ensuring fidelity to the CTC model and sustainability of prevention efforts beyond the grant period. SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITIES: • Lead the coordination and development of the Communities That Care (CTC) initiative in partnership with county public health agencies and school districts across the five-county service area. • Support county partners in forming leadership teams and applying the Strategic Prevention Framework (SPF) and CTC model effectively. • Provide training and technical assistance to coalition staff and partners using a train-the-trainer model to build long-term local capacity in the CTC framework. • Facilitate the engagement of community stakeholders—including school personnel, families, and youth—in prevention planning and CTC Community Board activities. • Coordinate the administration and completion of data collection tools to support the SPF and CTC planning processes. • Serve as the primary point of contact with the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) grant manager and coordinate related consultant visits, communications, and meeting logistics. • Collaborate with other PACT for Families Collaborative programs to ensure alignment and integration of prevention efforts. QUALIFICATIONS, SKILLS, and EXPERIENCE REQUIRED: • Bachelor’s degree in Public Health, Education, Social Work, Community Psychology, or a related field, or equivalent professional experience. A minimum of five years of experience in a related role is preferred. • Experience in coordinating services, developing projects, and working in partnership with multiple agencies. • Background in chemical health prevention is strongly preferred. • Demonstrated knowledge of human services systems, educational and mental health services, and collaborative service delivery models. • Strong organizational and leadership skills, with proven ability to lead teams and manage projects. • Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to prepare and present complex information clearly. • Effective facilitation, training, and interpersonal skills; able to foster consensus in diverse and collaborative settings. • Experience working with diverse populations and a strong commitment to equity and inclusion. • Ability to work independently and as part of a team in dynamic, cross-sector environments. • High level of initiative, creativity, and problem-solving ability. • Demonstrated cultural sensitivity and the ability to build trusting relationships with stakeholders from a variety of backgrounds. TRAVEL: There is significant travel within the PACT service area, occasional travel in the State. Valid driver's license, car insurance and vehicle required. Work hours may require late afternoon and evening meeting times and appointments. HOURS WORKED AND SALARY RANGE This is a full-time, salaried, benefit position. Level of effort is 100% and salary will range from $51,929 depending on experience, education and training. Apply Now

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MN DHS collaborative Collaboratives There are currently 89 Children’s Mental Health and Family Services Collaboratives in Minnesota: 8 Children’s Mental Health Collaboratives 42 Family Services Collaboratives 39 Integrated Children’s Mental Health and Family Services Collaboratives Collaboratives were envisioned and created as an approach to: Address the needs of children and youth faced with complex problems Maximize results and resources by enhancing coordination and reducing duplication among systems Involve communities, particularly families, in system redesign and implementation so their needs are effectively met Collaboratives Map This is a map that outlines the children's mental health and family services collaboratives VIEW MAP Children's Mental Health In order to better meet the needs of children with emotional or behavioral disturbances or who are at risk of such disturbances, it is the intent of the legislature to establish an integrated mental health service system. LEARN MORE Family Services Collaboratives The delivery system shall provide a continuum of services for children birth to age 18, or birth through age 21 for individuals with disabilities. LEARN MORE