Youth Peer Advocate: Mentoring & Resource Coach

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childrens home of wyoming conferenceMonticello (NY)

Community and Social Service Specialists, All Other Child and Youth Services

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About the role

The Children's Home of Wyoming Conference in Monticello, NY is seeking a Youth Peer Advocate who can model positive behavior and connect participants with local resources. Strong written and verbal communication skills and basic Microsoft Office proficiency are desired. Responsibilities include educating recipients in self-help techniques, teaching coping strategies, maintaining documentation, attending meetings, and supporting rehabilitation goals.

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