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Full-time

• Knowledgeable Education and Training Coordinator to lead our new pilot program focused on the Firearm Restraining Order (FRO) Act.
• Provide education and train practitioners, law enforcement, and the general public, with a special emphasis on households with individuals who may have dementia and those at risk for domestic violence, suicide, and violence.
• Develop and deliver educational programs on the FRO Act, including its goals, types, petition process, duration, functionality, required evidence, and termination/extension procedures.
• Conduct training sessions for health care providers, emphasizing their role in reporting Clear and Present Danger and increasing awareness of the FRO.
• Collaborate closely with state partners (Cook and Lake County) to utilize and promote their outreach and education materials, as well as other gun safety campaigns.
• Tailor educational content to meet the needs of various audiences, including practitioners, law enforcement, and the public.
• Organize and facilitate workshops, seminars, and informational sessions in Cook and Lake Counties
• Monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of the training programs and make necessary adjustments to improve outcomes.
• Maintain up-to-date knowledge of the FRO Act and related legislation to ensure accurate and relevant training content.
• Implement other projects, activities, or job duties as assigned

• Experience providing service in community programs, facilitating groups, public speaking, and prevention.
• Experience in developing and delivering training programs, preferably in a legal or public health context.
• Displays sensitivity and responsiveness to cultural differences present in SGA service population
• Understand and apply principles, methods, procedures, and strategies utilized in the development of a comprehensive program designed strong understanding of the Firearm Restraining Order Act and related legislation.

• Associate's Degree in social work, counseling, psychology, or related field from an accredited college or university, or two years' experience working with youth and families.
• Knowledge of issues related to dementia, domestic violence, suicide prevention, and violence prevention
• Valid transportation and valid insurance

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