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Benefits offered by this job
Generous vacation and sick leave
Medical benefits
401k retirement plan
Ongoing professional development opportunities
Job summary
Friends of the Children in the United States seeks dedicated mentors, known as Friends, to support youth facing challenges. Each mentor will build a relationship with eight children, teaching life skills and providing support both in and outside school settings. Ideal candidates have a bachelor's or associate's degree, along with experience working with youth. Friends of the Children offers a hybrid work environment with a generous benefits package including health, retirement, and professional development. COVID-19 vaccination required.
Qualifications
2-4 years' experience working with youth in social services.
Mentoring experience with families impacted by child welfare system.
Ability to develop empathy toward different backgrounds.
Responsibilities
Develop and sustain relationships with eight children.
Teach life skills and promote positive self-esteem.
Complete documentation and evaluations on activities.
Skills
Trusting supportive relationships
Creativity and initiative
Problem-solving
Interpersonal skills
Organizational skills
Communication skills
Education
Bachelor's degree preferred
Associate's degree required
Tools
Microsoft Outlook
Microsoft Teams
Microsoft Access
Job description
Friends of the Children in the United States seeks dedicated mentors, known as Friends, to support youth facing challenges. Each mentor will build a relationship with eight children, teaching life skills and providing support both in and outside school settings. Ideal candidates have a bachelor's or associate's degree, along with experience working with youth. Friends of the Children offers a hybrid work environment with a generous benefits package including health, retirement, and professional development. COVID-19 vaccination required.