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Lutheran Social Service of Minnesota is seeking a Senior Youth Worker to provide essential support to youth ages birth to 24 experiencing homelessness. Responsibilities include offering encouragement, maintaining a safe environment, and responding to crises.
This role is crucial in helping youth identify needs and take steps toward stability. Candidates should have experience or a willingness to learn about youth developmental needs, trauma-informed care, and crisis intervention. Both full-time and part-time positions are available with a hiring bonus.
$1,000 hiring bonus! Full Time and Part Time available. Hiring range of $18.86-$21/hr.
As a Senior Youth Worker, you will provide support, basic needs, and encouragement to youth ages birth‑17 years of age and youth ages 16‑24 experiencing homelessness. You will provide coverage to the shelter/Transitional Living Program Thursdays‑Sundays from 3 pm‑11 pm and/or 11 pm‑7 am each week. Youth Workers will provide a consistent, safe, and supportive milieu for each individual within an environment where the population served may present with a high level of need. The population served may change quickly and within a single shift. In this role, you will develop positive relationships with youth to help them identify immediate needs and/or plan next steps toward stability and how to advance toward those steps. You will also respond to crisis and emergent needs of youth seeking shelter.
Lutheran Social Service of Minnesota is a dynamic social service organization serving children, youth and families, people with disabilities, older adults, and military veterans. Trustworthiness is a value and strength shared by our employees and recognized by the communities we serve. Consider joining us!
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