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The residential program has many troubled children come and live on campus throughout the year. These children are in need of love and nurturing as well as boundaries and accountability. Houseparents are the direct care staff in charge of these children.

As an Assistant Houseparent you will help the Houseparents Couples in meeting the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of the residents in your house while maintaining a Godly culture and adhering to Gateway Woods policy and state regulations. This can include preparing meals, running residents to appointments, helping with homework, and supervision of the residents.

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By employing the teenagers in the Gateway Woods residential program, GW Farms provides a job opportunity through agricultural avenues. Resident-turned-farmers learn real-life job skills (filling out a job application, interviewing, performance reviews, etc.) in a safe environment. Many quickly learn the value of perseverance and resiliency as they see their hard work turn into desired income. We seek to serve our farmers first…we just happen to grow vegetables, too.

As the Gateway Farms Assistant, you will support the Farms Manager in the operation, resident supervision needs, and logistics of the program. You will help promote the work and products in conjunction with the PR team, maintain positive customer interaction, track farm production sales and expense records, and report resident behavior to the Farms Manager.

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Indiana foster youth need committed, passionate liaisons who will advocate for their best interest with conviction and sensitivity. The Gateway Woods Foster Care team also seeks to support our licensed foster families through ongoing trainings, resources, communication, and documentation. We are positive role models for all people involved in the hard, gritty world of foster care.

As a Foster Care Case Manager, you will be responsible for the consultation, liaison, and advocacy aspects of the foster care program. You will be responsible for required reporting and documentation, maintain positive relationships with foster children, foster families, placing agencies, etc., and provide ongoing support to foster parents concerning treatment issues. You may be on-call, attend court hearings, or lead trainings, as is appropriate and necessary.

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