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Behavioral Health Therapist – Albuquerque

The purpose of this position is to support the mission of OFRA by performing duties as a licensed behavioral health clinician to ensure high quality interdisciplinary legal representation and services for our clients. The position is charged with providing clinical interpretation and consultation to legal team members (i.e., attorneys and family peer support navigators) to ensure the client’s case plan and court-ordered services directly address the cause of their involvement with CYFD. The position is also charged with providing psychoeducation, resources, and support directly to clients in collaboration with the other members of the legal team to ensure that services are relevant and accessible.
For more information about this role and to apply, click here.
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Supervisor Attorney – Albuquerque

This position exists to provide day-to-day supervisory support for staff attorneys, and other legal support staff, under the Legal Division to ensure the highest quality legal representation for those involved in New Mexico’s child welfare system.

For more information about this role and to apply, click here.

 

 

You can view/search other State of New Mexico job postings on the State Personnel website.

Request for Information (RFI)

OFRA has a Request for Information (RFI) for Legal Case Management software. To view the RFI, click here.

 

Requests for Proposals

There are currently no requests for proposals.

 

Free Food Resources

Families around the state can find free food (boxes, pantries, and meals) by clicking on the following.

 

In the Albuquerque Metro/Central NM area

 

Statewide

The Family Justice Initiative (FJI) congratulates OFRA on its opening!

The Family Justice Initiative is a national collaborative of children’s attorneys, parents’ attorneys, educators, researchers, national policy advocates, and lived experience experts who share a common goal: to increase access to high-quality legal representation for children and parents in child welfare cases.

Read full article here.