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Since 1984, Northwest Youth Corps (NYC), a non-profit organization, has given tens of thousands of youth and young adults opportunities to learn, grow, and experience success. Through partnerships with conservation agencies, youth and young adults gain the personal and professional skills needed to carry out a variety of stewardship projects, from which they can earn a stipend, high school credit, and/or an AmeriCorps educational award.
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The Community Liaison Supervisor works with program staff, community residents, businesses, and community-based organizations of all types to implement strategies for conducting street outreach, supporting and providing resources to youth and young adults who are homeless, runaway, and/or at high risk of becoming homeless and in need of case management, immediate shelter, meals, employment, and medical and or mental health services.
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Individuals including youth/young adults and family members, other program staff, including consulting Psychologist/Psychiatrist, and other collateral contacts, neighbors, funders, Milwaukee County Department of Health and Human Services, Milwaukee County Delinquency & Court Services Division (DCSD), Children’s Court officials, MPS staff and administrators, staff of youth serving agencies and the general public.
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Exemplifies youth work best practices to young adults and colleagues. UTEC engages youth in workforce development and educational programs and provides mental health services and intensive case management.
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Every year, we serve 5,000 children, youth, young adults, and families across King County with programs that aim to strengthen young people's ability to develop to their fullest potential through four strategies: reducing risk factors; navigating systems towards successful life transition; ensuring stability, safety and wellness in times of crisis; and building competencies and social capital.
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In addition to working directly with young people, we train, coach and advocate for youth-serving institutions like Chicago Public Schools to be restorative and trauma-informed. Consistently learning and working within the following frameworks: Anti-oppression, Positive Youth Development, Trauma-informed and Balanced and Restorative Justice.
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They will be driven by a commitment to both individual and social transformation grounded in mindfulness program development and delivery for teens, young adults, and youth-serving professionals.
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Youth Villages is committed to not only advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion in the workplace but also in our work with children and young adults. We know that children, families and young people of color can face inequity in child welfare and justice systems, and we train our employees to build the skills they need to work with the communities that we serve, as well as, other employees from different cultures and backgrounds.
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We are passionate about helping (1) philanthropy to increase their knowledge and make focused, equitable investments; (2) youth-serving systems and organizations to refine their practices to cultivate environments in which young people can thrive; and (3) government to advance equitable public policy.
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A Successful Youth Advocate understands how to motivate, influence, and mentor young adults to achieve goals while launching adult lives from foster care. Position Summary: The Youth Advocate/ Social Worker is responsible for case management, psycho-social assessment, development and implementation of intervention strategies.
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Youth Worker/Direct Care - Gateway Boys Academy Job Description/Summary: Gateway Boys Academy, a Christian boarding school for at-risk teen boys ages 12-17, is looking for energetic, responsible, team players that will commit to meeting the daily needs of teen boys in a residential setting.
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The Independent Living Skills Case Manager will work with youth and young adults by increasing youth’s skills, knowledge, and competency in all life domains. Coordinate services with other foster youth program staff under the Youth and Young Adult Services program throughout DCYF Region 1 including; Spokane, Ferry, Stevens, Pend Oreille, Whitman, Garfield, and Asotin counties.
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Life experience with poverty, child welfare, homelessness, behavioral health, or youth violence, with a desire to utilize such experiences to improve the lives of others. Many of the young people we serve have had involvement in the foster care, criminal justice system, and/or homelessness systems.
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The Youth Community Crisis Stabilization (YCCS) Young Adult Peer Mentor, based in Walpole, MA, will use their lived experience coping with behavioral health, to provide peer-to-peer education, support, mentor and engage youth who are referred to the YCCS program.
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There is also heavy relational and case management like services such as mentoring, coaching, behavioral support, education and employment referral, transportation, and resource and benefits navigation to address the overall needs of each youth.
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