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HeartShare St. Vincent’s Services (HSVS) empowers youth and families to overcome the challenges of homelessness, family crises, addiction, mental illness, and poverty. Founded in 1869 as St. Vincent’s Services in Downtown Brooklyn, we began as a home for “poor and friendless boys.” In 2014, HSVS was formed through an affiliation with HeartShare Human Services of New York. Through the affiliation, HSVS developed into a multi-program nonprofit agency with four divisions: Foster Care & Preventive Programs, Integrated Health Services, Housing & Residential Services and Youth & Community Programs. Across our agency, staff members serve our clients with compassion, respect and in collaboration with our outside partners. Our commitment to supporting vulnerable young people and their families in their quest to thrive and reach their fullest potential, ties together our rich array of services. HSVS understands that to best support our clients, our staff must have also provided with the resources they need to do their jobs, while ensuring self-care. As a result, we prioritize staff well-being, and provide opportunities for reflection, team building, and professional development. While we have a fast-paced work environment, we also strive to approach our staff as whole people to support their long-time commitment to the work.
Coach Position Summary:
Compassionate, collaborative, and engaging Coaches are needed at The Evolve Youth Time Limited Rental Assistance Program. The position is designed to work with individuals experiencing homelessness to find rapid housing with private landlords. Coaches provide guidance, coaching, and support to vulnerable young adults who are at risk of homelessness, to help them achieve permanent housing with the support of time limited rental assistance. Coaches will adopt a nonjudgmental, strengths-based, and collaborative approach to working with youths, ensuring that their wishes, interests, and preferences inform the development of their service support plan goals. Coaches will collaborate with their team to ensure that youth are well equipped to navigate independent living. This will include crisis intervention entitlements procurement, health care, mental health, independent living skills, job/career assistance, financial literacy, recreational opportunities, education journey and other services as needed. Coaches will use the principles of positive youth development to ensure that youths’ goals and services are focused on building independent living skills, resiliency and social connection which will ultimately ensure independence. Coaches will empower youth to engage in all aspects of the process and teach them how to advocate for themselves and prevent or troubleshoot obstacles. Coaches will develop a robust network of service providers to ensure that youths are able to access the services that they desire.
Coaches will undergo a comprehensive training program to ensure that they are trained in evidence-based practices, as well as in conflict resolution, crisis intervention, crisis de-escalation, harm reduction, person-centered planning, assessment, housing first approaches, mandatory reporting and recognizing signs of abuse and neglect, co-occurring disorders, and recovery-oriented practices.
Primary Responsibilities and Essential Functions of Position:
In addition to responsibilities below, performs all other duties as assigned.
Benefits:
Full Time
$67k-86k (estimate)
03/16/2024
07/08/2024