Location: Louisville, KY
Company: Neighborhood House
of Neighborhood House as evidenced by compliance with all agency policies and procedures. Provide leadership and positive interaction with others as evidenced by: professional maturity, respect for others, a team-centered approach, maintenance of confidential information, and an appreciation of a multicultural workplace.
Exhibits effective communication skills internally and externally including proper use of agency communication systems. Exhibits sound stewardship by effectively managing financial resources, information resources, and physical resources to achieve the objectives of Neighborhood House. Performs job duties (serves) in a way that supports Neighborhood House values. Essential
Functions Develops leadership skills in young people by giving them responsibilities and holding them accountable. Maintains proper documentation of activities, behavior logs, attendance, program plans, reports, and other documents as required for Youth Leaders.
Provides youth with a positive role model. Ensures program area is clean and organized during and after use. (Follows checklist provided. ) Actively demonstrates enthusiasm for accomplishing Neighborhood House program goals, assisting in program development, and objectively reviewing the program for possible improvements. Maintains building security and upholds member confidentiality as applicable. Participates in meetings and
trainings as assigned. Youth Leaders may be assigned primarily to a specialized role within the youth program.
Youth Leaders must be able and willing to fill in for all roles within the program as necessary. Other duties may be assigned by the Director of Youth Development. Qualifications High School Diploma required. Some college preferred. Prior experience in youth programming is strongly preferred. Strong team skills and an ability to work in a fast-paced environment. Good writing, verbal communication, and computer skills. Ability to transport youth in agency vehicle preferred. (Must have a valid driver's license and be 21 years of age. ) Flexible schedule and ability to adjust to programming changes as needed.
Must be comfortable and open to working in a culturally and economically diverse environment. Ability to maintain control and order in a fast-paced environment.
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3rd shift Weekdays 11:00 pm to 9:00 am Weekends 11:00 pm to 8:00 am We also offer great benefits , including medical, dental, vision, retirement plan, paid time off (PTO), vacation time, paid sick time, employee assistance programs, life insurance, and tuition reimbursement.
If this sounds like the right opportunity in social work for you, apply today to join our nonprofit! About Maryhurst: The organization's residential programs, community-based homes, and outpatient clinical programs all work to serve children in the greatest need. Our residential programs break the cycle of abuse using treatments that restore hope and successfully transition children to more permanent, community or
family-based settings. Maryhurst's community and transitional living programs offer tools that prepare survivors of abuse and neglect for better, more hope-filled futures.
And lastly, the team at Maryhurst Renewal partners with children, adults, and families who are hurting to find the right combination of support, ultimately clearing barriers to success at home, at school, and in the community. Renewal provides one-on-one, group, and family counseling in office, home, or school-based settings. Day in the Life of a Direct Care Worker: The Direct Care Worker is responsible for providing a therapeutic atmosphere within the dorm or group home setting. This integral and rewarding role provides
structure, safety, and care to severely traumatized children who are often victims of interactionual, physical, and/or emotional abuse.
The Direct Care Worker will monitor and interact with our kids during meals, while they do their chores and homework, during free time, and at bedtime, providing a consistent and warm environment they desperately need. The Direct Care Worker may dispense medications as necessary, keep accurate documentation, and attend weekly/monthly meetings. The Direct Care Worker functions as a conscientious team member in cooperation with other staff members and under the supervision of a Program Supervisor to assist the kids in building positive coping strategies, independent living skills, and healthy relationships.
The applicant must have the following abilities: to work as a team member, perform basic writing, communications, and computer skills, function as a group leader and role model in relation to troubled youth, and respond appropriately to the emotional and physical needs of adolescents within a structured group setting. Qualifications for a Direct Care Worker: Must be at least 21 years of age Valid driver's license High School Diploma or GED Up-to-date COVID-19 vaccination or the willingness to be vaccinated
