The Administrative Team
The Family Advocates
are primarily responsible for the recruitment and enrollment of homeless families into the program, documenting each case appropriately and providing support services appropriate to each family’s need. The Family Advocate will work with families to assist them in transition from the shelter to more permanent housing arrangements. The Family Advocate will also develop community partnerships and coordinate with other organizations and agencies, to develop a well-rounded referral base and provide necessary follow-up to ensure the required services have been received. Job Skill training, resume building, case management, emergency assistance, are just some of the services provided.
The Early Childhood Coordinator
implements the childcare program of Our House, Inc. and is responsible for maintaining NAEYC accreditation, training and supervision of education staff, curriculum selection, and program development. The Early Childhood Coordinator ensures that activities of the Center promote the social, emotional, cognitive and physical development of each child enrolled in the program in compliance with DECAL, NAEYC, DHR and Head Start program standards. The Early Childhood Coordinator trains and coordinates volunteers and volunteer activity at Our House.
The Executive Director
The Executive Director is the Chief Executive Officer of Our House, Inc. implementing policies and procedures as established by the Board of Directors to achieve the mission and vision of Our House, Inc. The Executive Director oversees a quality childcare facility and promotes a nurturing environment to encourage and stimulate effective and efficient operation of all programs. The Executive Director executes fiscal responsibility, vigorously pursuing consistent funding to ensure Center stability. The Executive Director fosters good relationships between the Our House and the Community and keeps the Board informed on issues, needs and operations of the Center.