He develops innovative long-term housing options for new ORR-eligible clients, to identify emergency housing assistance for refugees, asylees, humanitarian parolees and other newcomer communities in the state of Maine. He is responsible for the identification of resources, development of innovative models, assessment of needs, negotiation for better and more housing opportunities, planning and linking to resources, monitoring, evaluation, and support of local resettlement agencies' housing activities.
Bernard works to ensure health care coordination and support are provided to newly arriving ORR-eligible populations with significant health conditions. He completes mental health distress screenings and social determinants of health assessments at three to four critical times during refugees’ first year of resettlement. This position works to assure newly arrived refugees and families are linked with appropriate mental-health and psychosocial resources and services in a timely way to optimize their outcomes.
He assists the State Refugee Database Administrator and Analyst with overseeing and coordinating refugee program data. He supports the data needs of OMRS and generates reports and queries for sub grantee end users of Client Track. He helps train, educate, and troubleshoot the needs of Client Track end users. He assists with preparing federal reports for submission to ORR and understanding the data needs and requirements for the reports.
She is responsible for managing the provision of services to assist RCA eligible clients to attain self-sufficiency through short term cash assistance and referrals to employment services. She provides services related to the administration of Refugee Cash Assistance, screening, enrollment, eligibility determination of monthly cash assistance, and follow-up services.
She is a member of a team of professionals who provide support to incoming ORR-eligible populations who need access to services such as Refugee Cash and Medical Assistance, Refugee Medical Screening, and Refugee Support Services. She obtains referrals and reviews information provided by partner agencies.
He is responsible for managing the provision of services to assist RCA eligible clients to attain self-sufficiency through short term cash assistance and referrals to employment services. He provides services related to the administration of Refugee Cash Assistance, screening, enrollment, eligibility determination of monthly cash assistance, and follow-up services.
He is responsible for foundational case management, cultural brokerage services, vocational counseling, job development, resource referrals, and employment placements for TANF enrolled refugee and asylee clients.
He coordinates and administers the federal refugee program in Maine and convenes the State Refugee Advisory Council. He develops and administer the refugee state plan. He is the federal ORR’s primary contact for programmatic and fiscal compliance with federal regulations, policy, and program priorities. He creates and manages partnerships and engages local communities and collects and utilizes data for strategic program management while leveraging local, state, and national resources.
She is responsible for the overall coordination and supervision of the OMRS Compliance and Contracts teams, while overseeing the distribution of federal funds allocated per service, per partner/provider. She ensures that all partners/providers are provided with contracts aligned to allocated federal funds and services available through each partners/providers unique programs. She also communicates with federal and state partners as well as local agencies and organization to assure compliance with grant agreement under 45 CFR 400.
She assists the State Refugee Health Coordinator and Data Team with overseeing and coordinating refugee medical screening program data. She supports the data needs of OMRS and collects and enters medical screening data of ORR-eligible population from the sub-contracted medical screening providers.
Kayla assists the State Refugee Coordinator in the overall administration of the state refugee resettlement programs.
As the team leader, she is responsible for foundational case management, cultural brokerage services, vocational counseling, job development, resource referrals, and employment placements for TANF enrolled refugee and asylee clients. She oversees development of trainings and workshops for refugees and agencies.
He is responsible for foundational case management, cultural brokerage services, vocational counseling, job development, resource referrals, and employment placements for TANF enrolled refugee and asylee clients.
Regina is responsible for monitoring local resettlement agency assistance to newly arrived refugees through Domestic Medical Screening including completion and ensuring this care coordination completes within ORR timeframe requirements. She oversees the retrieval of electronic medical records of newly arrived refugees enrolled in medical screening programs and supervises the entry of clinical data tied to CDC Guidelines for Refugee Domestic Medical Screening and Domestic Mental Health Screening Exams. Regina also assists newly arrived ORR-eligible populations who did not arrive through the resettlement agency Resettlement & Placement Programs, but who need assistance with completion of required medical processes.
He is responsible for coordinating all refugee program data and for preparing federal reports for submission to ORR. He assists in preparing the annual State Plan and annual goal plans. He oversees and coordinates the refugee program data. He supports the data needs of OMRS by ensuring that the software is developed to best meet the needs of Client Track users. He works closely with both the OMRS Data Team and the partner end user to modify Client Track as reporting and tracking needs shift throughout the year.
Tara works closely with new Mainer refugees who receive TANF, focusing on enhancing their ability to overcome obstacles, achieve economic self-sufficiency, and improve their overall social and economic wellbeing. She connects families with community resources, assists them in finding employment, and supports their educational opportunities.
He is responsible for providing guidance and support to OMRS subcontractors for general compliance with standards and requirements. He is responsible for assisting OMRS in developing and implementing internal/external control systems based on sound practice and audit/oversight processes to monitor for and ensure compliance with the best practice standards.