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This PSS (Peer Support Specialist) will answer incoming calls and provide telephonic crisis intervention services, screening and consultation in a culturally competent manner to support and back up the 988 lifeline.
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The Family Peer Advocate will serve families being seen both through TFC’s mental health clinic, as well as our grant-funded programs, which serve various target populations including families headed by kin caregivers and adoptive parents and families impacted by breast cancer or HIV. The Family Peer Advocate will report to the Assistant Director of Behavioral Health and Support Services.
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Responsibilities: Facilitate groups and hold individual one-on-one peer support sessions focusing on engagement and supporting participants ability to navigate youth serving systems (schools, foster care, mental health, juvenile justice, etc.
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Must either obtain or meet on of the following criteria with six months of hire Certified Peer Specialist; has received Connecticut Community for Addiction Recovery Coach Academy or equivalent training; or meet Family Partner as required by Community Service Agencies specifications, which are: Experience as a caregiver of a youth (or adult) with special needs; preferably a youth (or adult) with a psychiatric condition.
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We are currently seeking a fulltime Family Peer Advocate (FPA) to provide critical support services to families with children who are experiencing social, emotional, developmental, substance use, and/or behavioral challenges.
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Advocate/ Peer Counselor. The IL Advocate is also involved in community education, outreach, and systems advocacy regarding disability rights and access in the community to best support the Stavros mission.
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Full-time Certified Peer Counselor (CPC) position available for our Behavioral Health Program in Vancouver, WA. The CPC provides behavioral health crisis intervention services to individuals who are referred to Sea Mar's Adult Mobile Crisis Intervention (AMCI) team through the Southwest Washington Crisis line, 911, or CRESA. A Sea Mar Mental Health Professional (MHP) or Crisis Intervention Specialist (CIS) will always be with CPC on outreaches.
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Provide recovery oriented skill-based peer services including providing a peer advocate perspective for individuals with serious and persistent mental illness for individuals receiving outreach services as a member of the PACT team to help individuals avoid hospitalization and remain in the community.
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The Victim Advocate is available to assist clients in crisis via 24-hour hotlines and walk-ins to the Center for Victim Safety and Support office. Victim Advocate provides casework services to clients including crisis counseling, safety planning, advocacy, information and referrals, emergency financial assistance, and claims filing.
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Title: Breastfeeding Peer Counselor. Breastfeeding Peer Counselor. State Role Title: Breastfeeding Feeding Peer Counselor. Title: Breastfeeding Peer Counselor. Breastfeeding Peer Counselor.
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Complete an Oregon Health Authority approved, 40-hour PSST training to be eligible to become an Oregon State Certified Peer Support Specialist under the Traditional Health Worker (THW) program.
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The Peer Recovery Coach serves as an accountability partner to help the person sustain their recovery and helps to access the systems needed to support the individual, such as disability benefits, health care, housing, etc.
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The shelter advocate responds to requests for shelter and makes shelter arrangements, as appropriate; occasionally provides client transportation or accompaniment for forensic medical exams; coordinates follow-up services; and facilitates shelter activities.
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Recommended certifications include: Certified Recovery Peer Advocate Certification (CRPA), Certified Recovery Peer Advocate Training (CRPP), OMH Peer Specialist Certified, or OASAS Peer Specialist Certified.
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Reporting to the Overnight Shelter Manager, the Overnight Shelter Advocate provides a welcoming, safe, respectful and dignified atmosphere that engages the guests while keeping them sheltered, safe and healthy.
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