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HYPAR Group is seeking Youth Mentors for the Sunshine Coast region to support young people with high to complex needs in a therapeutic, safe home environment. Mentors will empower participants, promote healthy lifestyles and help them access community and health services.
The role requires flexibility to work a 24/7 roster, strong communication skills, and a commitment to building positive relationships within a care team.
HYPAR is growing! Through our new Level-Up program we aim to help young people who have an NDIS plan transition into the adult world while feeling supported and informed. We’re looking for Mentors who not only have the skills for the role but will provide a positive, safe space for our young people as we promote their growth and connection to the community.
The HYPAR Group is a collective of specialist organisations supporting young people, people with disability, and people seeking personal wellbeing and independence.
We offer a range of tailored supports, including Mentoring, Supported Independent Living (SIL), Disability Support, Residential Care, Outdoor Mentorship and Adventure Activities to participants across South-East Queensland region.
For further information about our organisation please visit our website www.hypargroup.com.au.
HYPAR Residential Care is a values driven provider focused on building positive and supportive relationships with young people in the care of the Department of Families, Seniors, Disability Services and Child Safety.
We're seeking youth workers in the Sunshine Coast region that will mentor and support our young people with high to complex needs and behaviours to have a stable, consistent and predictable home environment which is both therapeutic and safe.
A day in the role of our Mentors includes, but is not limited to:
Create meaningful change by empowering, informing and advocating for our participants
Promoting healthy lifestyles and engaging in healthy activities with young people.
Assisting our young people to access community and health care services
Role modelling a safe, clean and supported home environment.
Complete daily case notes, administration tasks and incident reports
Work collaboratively within the house team to motivate and inspire our young people achieve their personal goals
The ideal candidate for this position will have:
The desire to make a lasting difference in the lives of our participants
Emotional intelligence, initiative and flexibility to build strong relationships with our young people
The ability to maintain professionalism in high-pressure situations
Excellent written and verbal communication skills and proficiency with smart phones/computers
The ability to work a variety of shifts across a 24/7 roster
Solid understanding of the child protection system and a therapeutic background (highly regarded)
Applicants who identify as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islanders are strongly encouraged to apply.