Meghan "Meg" Fairs

I moved to England to explore and learn about other cultures and countries. I gained wisdom and knowledge about people and places different from my own.

• Managed high-volume caseloads, between 15 to 30 separate clients.
• Ensuring timely completion of tasks and effective time management.
• Effective communication with clients both in person through home visits and via phone.
• Complete intake assessments specific to Safe at Home to gather needed information to provided the correct support for potential clients.
• Evaluate with clients their level of risk from their perpetrator and provide physical security measures including change of locks, security cameras and other security measures.
• Use the Common Risk Assessment/CRARMF to assist Ruah and workers to accurately record the risk to the client from the perpetrator.
• Use the Duluth Wheel of Violence e.g. the Power and Control Wheel to assist clients with further education regarding Family and Domestic violence and the other forms in which it takes.
• Provide referrals to various and appropriate services, local to the client, using my own knowledge of agencies and services.
• Collaborated with interdisciplinary teams, both within Ruah Community Services and outside of them, to provide comprehensive support services for clients, improving outcomes.
• Maintained detailed documentation of client interactions via Ruahs documentation systems.
• Collaborated with interdisciplinary teams to provide comprehensive support services for clients, improving outcomes across multiple domains.
• Progressed toward the clients towards their goals, providing a clear record of care provided via goal assessment tools.
• Ensured compliance with regulatory guidelines by diligently monitoring case documentation and maintaining accurate records for audit purposes.
• Complete accurate data records of referrals and their service origin.
• Use recorded data to complete the Ruah required monthly reports and 6 monthly funding report.
• Engage with the First Nations communities of Whajuk Noongar Nation in culturally safe and competent practices within the frame work of Family and Domestic violence systems.

• Assess police reports via categories of risk to determine the danger to clients who have rung 000.
• Managed time effectively, prioritizing tasks based on urgency, complexity, or client needs.
• Collaborated with team members in a three service operation, including the Department of Police and the Department of Family Services and Child Protection to ensure optimal assistance for all current and potential clients.
• Utilized problem-solving skills to address potential clients situational complexity.
• Communicated effectively with clients to assess their needs after a police report, providing specialized response including safety planning, providing clients with recommendations, referrals, and response to particular situations.
• Complete home visits to potential clients with both the Department of Police and THe Department of Family Services and Child Support.
• Use the Safety planning and Common Risk Assessment/CRARMF to assist Ruah and workers to accurately record the risk to the client from the perpetrator.
• Use the Duluth Wheel of Violence e.g. the Power and Control Wheel to assist clients with further education regarding Family and Domestic violence and the other forms in which it takes.
• Provide referrals to various and appropriate services, local to the client, using my own knowledge of agencies and services.
• Ensured compliance with regulatory guidelines by diligently monitoring case documentation and maintaining accurate records for audit purposes.
• Complete accurate data records of referrals and their service origin.
• Use recorded data to complete the Ruah required monthly reports and 6 monthly funding report.
• Engage with the First Nations communities of Whajuk Noongar Nation in culturally safe and competent practices within the frame work of Family and Domestic violence systems.

• Managed high-volume caseloads, between 15 to 30 separate clients.
• Ensuring timely completion of tasks and effective time management.
• Effective communication with clients both in person through home visits and via phone.
• Complete intake assessments specific to Safe at Home to gather needed information to provided the correct support for potential clients.
• Evaluate with clients their level of risk from their perpetrator and provide physical security measures including change of locks, security cameras and other security measures.
• Use the Safety planning and Common Risk Assessment/CRARMF to assist Ruah and workers to accurately record the risk to the client from the perpetrator.
• Use the Duluth Wheel of Violence e.g. the Power and Control Wheel to assist clients with further education regarding Family and Domestic violence and the other forms in which it takes.
• Provide referrals to various and appropriate services, local to the client, using my own knowledge of agencies and services.
• Collaborated with interdisciplinary teams, both within Ruah Community Services and outside of them, to provide comprehensive support services for clients, improving outcomes.
• Maintained detailed documentation of client interactions via Ruahs documentation systems.
• Collaborated with interdisciplinary teams to provide comprehensive support services for clients, improving outcomes across multiple domains.
• Progressed toward the clients towards their goals, providing a clear record of care provided via goal assessment tools.
• Ensured compliance with regulatory guidelines by diligently monitoring case documentation and maintaining accurate records for audit purposes.
• Complete accurate data records of referrals and their service origin.
• Use recorded data to complete the Ruah required monthly reports and 6 monthly funding report.
• Engage with the First Nations communities of Whajuk Noongar Nation in culturally safe and competent practices within the frame work of Family and Domestic violence systems.

• Managed a caseload, providing a rap around services to all clients within the refuge.
• Ensuring timely completion of tasks and effective time management.
• Effective communication with clients both in person, through home visits and appointments.
• Evaluate with clients their level of risk from their perpetrator through the use the Safety planning and Common Risk Assessment/CRARMF.
• Use the Duluth Wheel of Violence e.g. the Power and Control Wheel to assist clients with further education regarding Family and Domestic violence and the other forms in which it takes.
• Provide referrals to various and appropriate services, local to the client, using my own knowledge of agencies and services.
• Collaborated with interdisciplinary teams, both within Ruah Community Services and outside of them, to provide comprehensive support services for clients, improving outcomes.
• Maintained detailed documentation of client interactions via Ruahs documentation systems, including the Ongoing Risk Assessment.
• Collaborated with interdisciplinary teams to provide comprehensive support services for clients, improving outcomes across multiple domains.
• Progressed toward the clients towards their goals, providing a clear record of care provided via goal assessment tools.
• Ensured compliance with regulatory guidelines by diligently monitoring case documentation and maintaining accurate records for audit purposes.
• Complete accurate data records of referrals and their service origin.
• Use recorded data to complete the Ruah required monthly reports and 6 monthly funding report.
• Engage with the First Nations communities of Whajuk Noongar Nation in culturally safe and competent practices within the frame work of Family and Domestic violence systems.
• Provide support for clients outside of normal working hours including over night and weekend shifts.