Youth Advocate & Case Aide — Evenings & Weekends

YOUTHNET; Washington; On-site; USD 32,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

Youthnet in Washington state is seeking a Case Aide to support foster youth and families on an as-needed basis, including transportation to appointments, community activities, and supervision as part of the BRS program. The role requires flexibility for evenings and weekends and involves work in youth's homes or communities to address goals and safety.

Responsibilities include documenting time and activities, coordinating with Case Managers and foster parents, and participating in mandatory

Qualifications

• Must be at least 21 years old.
• Valid Washington State driver's license with automobile insurance meeting minimum requirements.
• Ability to pass WA State criminal check and FBI fingerprinting if required.
• High school diploma, GED or HSEC; Associate degree in Human Services preferred.
• One year of experience with children and families or two years of social services education.
• Ability to work with diverse groups and populations.
• Proficiency with basic computer software, such as Microsoft Office.

Responsibilities

• Build relationships by engaging clients in recreational activities and modeling positive behavior.
• Plan activities aligned with treatment goals, interests, budgets, and shift length.
• Provide transportation for clients to appointments and activities within Clark & Cowlitz counties.
• Offer enrichment activities in the community or foster home that support school work.
• Communicate with foster parents/guardians and Case Managers about time spent and outcomes.

Skills

Written communication

Verbal communication

Problem solving

Team player

Trauma-informed approach

Time management

Education

High school diploma or GED

HSEC or related associate preferred

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

Youthnet in Washington state is seeking a Case Aide to support foster youth and families on an as-needed basis, including transportation to appointments, community activities, and supervision as part of the BRS program. The role requires flexibility for evenings and weekends and involves work in youth's homes or communities to address goals and safety.

Responsibilities include documenting time and activities, coordinating with Case Managers and foster parents, and participating in mandatory