Youth SPARCS Facilitator: Trauma‑Informed Group Sessions
Youth Advocate Programs Inc.
New Brunswick (NJ)
On-site
USD 25,000 - 39,000
Part time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Voluntary Vision
Voluntary Dental
Employee Assistance Program
403(b) Retirement Savings Plan
Pet Insurance
Flexible Schedules
Weekly Pay
Direct Deposit
Job summary
A community-focused organization in New Brunswick, NJ seeks a SPARCS Facilitator for part-time hourly work. The role involves providing structured, trauma-informed group services to youth experiencing emotional challenges, managing groups, and documenting progress. Candidates should hold a relevant master's degree and have experience in group facilitation. Benefits include various voluntary insurance plans, flexible schedules, and retirement options. Bilingual applicants are encouraged, with travel required for community engagement.
Qualifications
Master's degree in a relevant field with experience.
Experience in providing therapeutic group sessions preferred.
Ability to manage group dynamics effectively.
Responsibilities
Facilitate structured trauma-informed group services.
Document youth's progress and address their needs.
Ensure a safe and supportive environment.
Skills
Group facilitation
Strong communication skills
Interpersonal skills
Organized
Reliable transportation
Bilingual (Spanish speaking)
Education
Master's degree in Social Work, Counseling, or related field
Job description
A community-focused organization in New Brunswick, NJ seeks a SPARCS Facilitator for part-time hourly work. The role involves providing structured, trauma-informed group services to youth experiencing emotional challenges, managing groups, and documenting progress. Candidates should hold a relevant master's degree and have experience in group facilitation. Benefits include various voluntary insurance plans, flexible schedules, and retirement options. Bilingual applicants are encouraged, with travel required for community engagement.