The Teen Program Assistant supports various youth-focused initiatives designed to engage and enrich the lives of teens aged 12 to 19. Working within a small to medium team, this role involves assisting with community outreach, counseling, recreational activities, and educational workshops while ensuring a safe and organized environment. The assistant plays a key role in facilitating communication between team members, youth participants, and parents, as well as managing resources and reporting to program coordinators.
Responsibilities
Assist in planning and supporting community outreach, counseling, recreational, and educational programs for teensEngage youth aged 12 to 19 in positive and inclusive activitiesFacilitate clear communication between team members, parents, and youth participantsPerform administrative tasks such as scheduling, documentation, and reportingMonitor safety and well-being of participants during activitiesManage program resources and materials efficientlySupport a team of 1-7 people to ensure smooth program operationConduct local travel to transport youth with a clean driving record
Preferred Qualifications
3+ years of experience in youth programsHigh school diploma or equivalentKnowledge of youth development and program facilitationStrong event planning and organizational skillsEffective communication and teamwork abilitiesConflict resolution and adaptability in dynamic environmentsBasic computer skills for reporting and communicationCompany DescriptionThe Client Service Worker provides direct care, supervision, and support to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities at a day program. Client Service Workers assist individuals in achieving personal goals, developing independent living skills, participating in community activities, and maintaining their health and safety while promoting dignity, respect, and person-centered services.Company DescriptionThe Client Service Worker provides direct care, supervision, and support to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities at a day program. Client Service Workers assist individuals in achieving personal goals, developing independent living skills, participating in community activities, and maintaining their health and safety while promoting dignity, respect, and person-centered services. Read LessThe Client Service Worker plays a crucial role in supporting individuals with developmental disabilities to enhance their quality of life. This position involves transporting clients, coaching clients to have a meaning life clients in daily activities, implementing care plans, and advocating for their needs within various environments. The worker ensures the safety and wellbeing of clients while fostering independence and positive behavior.
Responsibilities
Provide direct support and assistance to clients in daily living activitiesDevelop and implement individualized goalsMonitor and document client behavior and progressMaintain accurate and timely documentation of services and incidentsAdvocate for clients’ rights and needs within community and care settingsEnforce safety protocols to ensure client protectionRequired Skills
Client transportAssist with improving daily living skillsDeveloping existing skillsCoaching the clients to make their own choicesHygiene managementRequired Qualifications
Minimum 1 year experience in developmental disabilities supportHigh school diploma or equivalentClean driving recordCompany DescriptionThe Client Service Worker provides direct care, supervision, and support to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities at a day program. Client Service Workers assist individuals in achieving personal goals, developing independent living skills, participating in community activities, and maintaining their health and safety while promoting dignity, respect, and person-centered services.Company DescriptionThe Client Service Worker provides direct care, supervision, and support to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities at a day program. Client Service Workers assist individuals in achieving personal goals, developing independent living skills, participating in community activities, and maintaining their health and safety while promoting dignity, respect, and person-centered services. Read Less