Youth Care Provider - Relief at Idaho Youth Ranch Inc

Boise, Idaho, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

17 Jun, 26

Salary

22.13

Posted On

19 Mar, 26

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Direct Supervision, Behavior Management, Emotional Support, Relationship Building, Treatment Implementation, Daily Living Assistance, Routine Guidance, Safety Assurance

Industry

Non-profit Organization Management

Description

Description The Idaho Youth Ranch is one of the oldest non-profit agencies in the state of Idaho. Our mission: We unite for Idaho’s youth by providing accessible programs and services that nurture hope, healing, and resilience. What is Hays House? Hays House is a critical part of the Idaho Youth Ranch family of programs. It is the only 24-hour shelter for homeless and runaway youth in the Treasure Valley and Idaho’s only Safe Place®. In addition to emergency shelter services, we also offer: · Respite care to give primary caregivers much-needed relief and improve family stability · Drop-in services so young people can stop in for a safe place to get a warm shower, a hot meal, and more · Hays House gives kids a safe, supportive, caring, stable place to live while we help them find their way forward Why unite with us? Because we are better together! Our team members enjoy a workplace where Relationships are the foundation, where we are all Committed to the same mission, where Growth is always possible, where we are treated with and show Compassion, where trust guides us to Transparency, and above all, where Joy sustains us. What do we offer? In addition to contributing to our awesome mission, working at IYR has many advantages! For full time employees, eligibility for affordable medical and dental care, other voluntary benefits offerings. For all employees, a 401(k) match, paid time off, an employee discount on purchases at our thrift stores, and working in a caring and compassionate environment just to name a few. How will you impact our mission? Every position at Idaho Youth Ranch contributes to the success of our mission. As a Youth Care Provider at the Hays House residential facility, you can proudly tell your family and friends that you help nurture hope, healing, and resilience in Idaho’s youth by providing direct supervision of daily living and individualized learning plans of the youth in our care. Every member of the IYR works to contribute to the Programs and Services in their own way to make them accessible to all youth who need those services in Idaho. Must Haves: Must be 21 years of age Must possess High School diploma or equivalent Must have a valid Idaho driver’s license or obtain one within 15 days of hire Our Youth Care Providers: Provide care and supervision to youth residents Help with youth orientation Guide and support youth in carrying out daily activities such as morning routines, chores, homework, meal times, group activities and evening routines Implement the treatment strategies Provide a consistent, safe and supportive environment to help youth manage behavioral and emotional responses Builds positive relationships with youth by providing a consistent, supportive presence and engaging youth in ways that demonstrate respect, care and belief in their potential Carry out duties and tasks in accordance with the program’s standards and procedures (SAPs) This position is on-call only, after training. As a 501(c)(3) Non-Profit, the Idaho Youth Ranch is a qualifying employer for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PLSF) program. The PLSF offers student loan forgiveness on qualifying loans under specific conditions. Speak with your loan provider for more information. This role is located in Idaho and candidates need to be within a reasonable distance of one of the Idaho Youth Ranch locations. The Idaho Youth Ranch is an equal opportunity employer.

Responsibilities

This role involves providing direct supervision of youth residents at the Hays House residential facility, ensuring their safety and supporting their daily living activities and individualized learning plans. Responsibilities include guiding youth through routines, implementing treatment strategies, and fostering a consistent, supportive environment.