CASE AID SUPPORT PARTNER (CASP)

Service Alternatives, Inc.; Lacey (WA); Hybrid; USD 28,000 - 34,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

PayActiv

401(k) Matching

Flexible Spending Account

Life Insurance

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Disability Insurance

Employee Assistance Program

Flexible Schedule

Paid Time Off

Job summary

Service Alternatives, Inc. is seeking a Case Aide Support Partner to assist foster youth and families in a community setting. You will support youth to develop coping skills, maintain stability, and reach personal goals, including transportation and logistical support.

Responsibilities include coordinating basic needs, helping with transitions, and collaborating with caregivers and program staff. A valid driver license and CPR/First Aid certification are required or obtained soon after hire.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or equivalent and one year documented youth experience in one of the listed settings.
• Clear criminal history and pass a background check.
• Be at least 21 or older and able to show proof of education.
• CPR/First Aid license required or within 30 days of hire.
• Current driver license, car, and car insurance.

Responsibilities

• Provide transportation assistance as needed.
• Coordinate basic needs for youth and families.
• Assist with logistics and transitions for youth in care.

Skills

Youth work experience

Clear criminal history

Age 21+

Proof of education

Education

High School Diploma or equivalent

Associate’s degree coursework in social work or related field

Tools

CPR/First Aid license

Driver license and car insurance

Job description

Take the next step in your career and fulfill a vital role in supporting foster care youth and their caregivers!

As a Case Aide Support Partner, you will be building on your experience working with youth and applying your skills to a community setting. Support foster youth and foster families to develop coping skills, maintain stability, and thrive. Join the team to implement plans that help youth reach their goals.

Some duties include: transportation assistance, basic needs coordination, support with logistics, and transitions.

Starting Wage:$20
Program : 32
Locations : Lacey

Qualifications:

• High School Diploma or equivalent High School Diploma or equivalent and one-year documented experience working with youth in one of the following settings:
  • State-licensed in-home or facility-based daycare, or professional nanny
  • School setting or early learning center
  • Mental health hospital
  • Juvenile rehabilitation facility, detention center, law enforcement, or corrections
  • A child placing agency, residential care program, or as a licensed foster parent
  • Conducting supervised visits
  • Working as staff directly with children or families in community service organizations.
• Have a clear criminal history and pass a background check
• Be at least 21 or older
• Be able to show proof of education

Licensing and Certifications:

• Currentlyhave or within 30 days of being hired CPR/First Aid license
• Current driver license, car, and car insurance.
• TB Test: Within 7 days of first day of employment, or prior to working on site (whichever comes first)

Preferred Qualifications:

• Associate’s degree or coursework in social work, human services, psychology, or a related field

Service Alternatives is:

We are a values-driven organization. Our mission is to advance the potential of communities, customers, and ourselves through exceptional service.

Benefits:
PayActiv: Real time access to earned wages

401(k), 401(k) Matching, Flexible Spending Account, Life Insurance, Health Insurance, Dental Insurance, Vision Insurance, Disability Insurance, Employee Assistance Program, Flexible Schedule, Paid Time Off
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SA is an equal opportunity employer and supports workforce diversity.

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00 20260301 SA Benefits At-A-Glance Quick Ref Guide.pdf

202601 Case Aide Support Partner Youth and Family Community (1).pdf