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Hock YMCA in Franklin, MA is seeking a dynamic team member to support our inclusive youth programs. The role involves working directly with children and teens with disabilities to foster a welcoming, safe environment where every participant can thrive.
Responsibilities include assisting with program activities, communicating with parents and guardians, and responding calmly in emergencies. Must be at least 16, CPR/First Aid/AED certified (or willing to become certified) and committed to
Are you a dynamic, adaptable, and friendly individual with a passion for working with youth of all abilities? We’re looking for someone just like you to join our Integration Initiative team!
As a team member, you’ll play a key role in supporting our fully inclusive youth programs. You’ll work directly with children and teens with disabilities, as well as those who may need a bit of extra attention to thrive alongside their peers. Your goal will be to help create an environment whereeverychild feels welcomed, supported, and set up for success.
What We're Looking For:
Join us in making a difference through inclusive programming that empowers every young person to shine!
Must be 16 years of age or older
Ability to remain calm and respond effectively in emergency situations
Positive, friendly attitude with strong interpersonal skills
First Aid, CPR, and AED certified—or willing to become certified
Experience developing and/or participating in programs for individuals with disabilities
Strong communication skills, including experience working with parents and guardians
Dependable, trustworthy, focused, and exercises good judgment
Ability to provide a safe, fun, and inclusive experience for participants with and without disabilities
Flexible and able to offer input on class structure to better meet the needs of all participants
Willingness to be trained in providing accommodations, positive behavior interventions, and general disability awareness
Ability to support children with disabilities in a variety of class settings, including swim lessons, sports classes, and enrichment programs