Mentor Coordinator

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ORGANIZATION: 4C Coalition

Mentor Coordinator

The Clergy, Community for Children Youth Coalition (4C) mission is providing mentoring and support services for vulnerable youth of color. We are a non-profit organization that recruits, trains and supports people from the community who volunteer their time to act as a mentor for youth involved in the juvenile justice system or those at risk of entering the system. The mentor acts as a role model and caring adult for the youth.

Job Summary:

This position coordinates and manages the 4C Mentoring Program services including the recruitment of mentors, interviewing and match coordination of mentoring services to youth.

Reports to: Executive Director Job Responsibilities
  1. Community Collaboration and Engagement
  2. Define and implement ongoing community outreach
  3. Recruit, screen , match and monitor matches
  4. Develop positive community relations

3. Serve as spokesperson for the program

4. Ensure recruitment, selection, orientation and training of mentors

5. Identify key community people, agencies, schools, places and churches to recruit mentors

6. Establish relationships with key staff associated with project including, referring agencies, schools, and faith communities

  1. Make presentations for mentor recruitment

8. Distribute program information in identified targeted areas

9. Attend community meetings as assigned

10. Maintain phone and email lists of potential mentors and contact for mentor training

12. Participate and schedule mentor orientation trainings and evaluation of events

13. Ensure diverse representation including mentors and youth being mentored

  1. Establish and Support Mentoring Relationships
  2. Coordinate mentor services
  3. Interview, screen and submit paperwork on potential mentor applicants
  4. Maintain weekly contact with mentors prior to and during matches
  5. Prepare youth and inform family of match date
  6. Match mentor with youth
  7. Provide coaching, supervision and encouragement to mentors on monthly basis
  8. Establish regular mentor meetings and trainings
  9. Assist mentors in locating services, resources, contacts and activities for matches
  10. Plan and implement regular recognition for mentors including an annual recognition event
  11. Train and assist mentors in reporting contacts with the youth
  12. Maintain files documenting contacts with mentors and youth
  13. Collect strategies, anecdotes and ideas to support the matches

  1. Program Coordination
  2. Participate in ongoing mentor trainings
  3. Co-Facilitate mentor trainings
  4. Co-Facilitate group mentor sessions
  5. Share ideas and skills with 4C team
  6. Identify and support volunteers who might assist the program in event set up, transportation, phone calls and other program activities
  7. Assist in establishing system for participant and mentor satisfaction surveys with program
  8. Provide office coverage as assigned
  9. Assist in program development
  10. Maintains accurate scheduled hours

  1. Education and Experience
  2. Experience in developing and managing volunteer programs
  3. Marketing experience, preferably including faith based organizations
  4. Experience working with youth from diverse populations and community agencies
  5. Experience in data collection, input analysis and record keeping
  6. Experience in working with vulnerable youth
  7. Experience working with families

  1. Knowledge, Skills, Abilities
  2. Demonstrated ability to create and manage partnerships with community groups including faith based groups
  3. Excellent written, verbal, public speaking and communication skills
  4. Ability to recruit, train and monitor mentor program volunteers matches
  5. Ability to work under deadlines to meet outcomes
  6. Willingness to work weekends and evening as part of scheduled workweek

  1. Documentation and Reporting
  2. Competency in computer use
  3. Maintain files recording daily interactions with mentors and/ youth.
  4. Maintain statistical information required by program
  5. Collect, analyze, maintain and report accurate data on mentor relationships
  6. Complete established forms for documentation of mentor applications and mentee referrals
  7. Maintain accurate and up to date case notes

  1. Other duties as may be assigned
Requirements for this Position

This is a professional position that requires a person to act independently. BA preferred ;four years experience in social service , casework, youth counseling, or related fields.; Knowledge of program development and volunteer management. Skilled in interagency collaboration. Excellent computer, administrative, writing, and public speaking skills required. Valid Washington State driver’s license, car, and insurance.

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

Resume and letter of interest in position should be sent to attention Hazel Cameron at hazelcameron@the4ccoalition.org Resume 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
  • Problem Solving
  • Multi-Tasking
  • Community Outreach

GOOD FOR

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REQUIREMENTS

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