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Group Mentor Program Facilitator & Co-Facilitator

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ORGANIZATION: 4C Coalition

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FACILITATOR

Reports to Program Manager

Description-Group Mentoring Facilitators in one of two ways: a) Supportive b) utilizing a qualified and approved Facilitators Guide will plan and facilitate group mentoring meetings for mentee development. Facilitators will implement the group mentoring with designated curriculum. Should be extremely organized and detail-oriented.

Skills: Facilitators are strong listeners and presenters, with the ability to elicit feedback and provide salient evaluation. Mental health, social work, community organizing or counseling background is mandatory.

The Mentor Program Facilitator will assist the 4C Coalition Mentor Program in carrying out the mission of the 4C Coalition Seattle Youth Violence Prevention Initiative (SYVPI) Group Mentoring Program: To identify and help vulnerable children and youth break the cycle of violence.

This is position supports group mentoring services to youth. Areas of responsibility include monitoring youth during sessions referred to group mentoring. Sending out email, text to youth weekly. Communication with parents, of youth. This position will provide facilitation and or /co- facilitation, and mentoring services to youth in the designated geographical area of SYVPI. The position also is responsible for maintaining relationship with group mentors and community relations with partner agencies.

Facilitator’s position will implement the group mentoring curriculum.

Assure lesson plan is prepared and reviewed in advance and forwarded to group mentors. Practice or review lesson plan with co- facilitator and group mentors weekly.

Day of group assures sign in sheets, and all handout materials for the group are available to mentees and mentors.

Should be extremely organized and detail-oriented. The ability to work in fast-paced environments is a must. Should be able to effectively communicate with personnel on all levels. The position may require interaction with internal and external supporters.

The ability to work under deadlines and to prioritize tasks is desired skill-set for group mentoring. Candidates should have a working knowledge of computers and software applications

Core Responsibilities
The core responsibilities of the Group Mentor Facilitators involve active participation in the development of the Weekly Curriculum. The areas of responsibility follow:
* Assist with planning, implementation, and evaluate group mentor curriculum.
* Ensure mentees sign in to group.

* Collect sign in sheets after group and place in file.

* Facilitate or Co-facilitate the groups in one of the areas of the SYVPI Central, SE and SW.
* Assist with breaking down the room.

* Supervise group mentees.

Program Development
In accordance with aims of the 4C Mentor Program:
* Collaborate and establish regular communication with the 4C staff.
* Attend meeting or conference calls as requested by 4C staff.
* Collect and analyze current and accurate documentation pertaining to the mentee.
* Participate in meetings for continuous program development and other meetings as required. .
* Problem solves issues that present as barriers to successful mentee/mentor relationships.
* Maintain success stories of group mentor and mentees.

The ability to work in fast-paced environments is a must. Should be able to effectively communicate with personnel on all levels. The position will require interaction with executive-level internal and external supporters. The ability to work under deadlines and to prioritize tasks is desired skill-sets for group mentoring. Candidates should have a working knowledge of computers and software applications


Position Requirements
This position requires independent initiative to action. All planning and decisions are subject to supervisory review. Other requirements include:

* Must have reliable transportation.

Compensation: Depends on experience. Salary is competitive within local nonprofit community.

Resume and letter of interest in position should be sent to Hazel Cameron at hazelcameron@the4ccoaliton.org . Applications should be submitted by September 30, 2016; however the position will remain open until filled.

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About 4C Coalition

Location:

1404 E Yesler Way, Suite 204C, Seattle, WA 98122, US

Mission Statement

To help build a healthy community

Description

Become a mentor to a youth in need of a positive caring adult ! The 4C Mentoring Program provides trained, committed mentors to youth, ages 13 to 17, involved in the King Country Juvenile Justice system. We have a strong demand for mentoring this growing population of youth . We are looking for mentors to work with youth who are involved in drug court and on probation . There are a disproportionately number of African American youth on the wait list for a mentor.

We match mentors by interests, compatibility, and gender. The 4C Coalition formed in 1999 in response to the high number of youth that "fall through the cracks," become truant, or drop out. Often, family support is lacking. The mission of our mentoring program is to provide youth a healthy and productive mentoring relationship, more opportunities for success, and resources for mentees and their families.

Mentors commit to one year. They receive research-based training along with regular scheduled support, as well as support on call. Many mentor/mentee relationships continue well beyond one year. Our mentors commonly say that mentoring is one of the most rewarding experiences they've ever had.

CAUSE AREAS

Children & Youth
Children & Youth

WHEN

We'll work with your schedule.

WHERE

1404 E Yesler WaySuite BSeattle, WA 98122

(47.601887,-122.313774)
 

SKILLS

  • Mentoring
  • Networking
  • People Skills
  • Problem Solving
  • Multi-Tasking
  • Community Outreach

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