Hotline & Special Projects Mentor

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Hotline and Special Projects mentor will serve as a call in resource for individuals who primarily seek support via telephone but in special projects will be a in person mentor. Mentor's provide developmental services to underprivileged children and youth within the community. Mentor's effectively help youth with organization and routine development that will facilitate completion of daily responsibilities. This is completed by creating actions plans and following-up with goals set by mentor's. Examples of basic life skills may include life skills, interpersonal skills, social skills, hygiene, shopping, proper nutrition, cooking, conflict resolution skills, faith talks, money management, and any other unique challenge. Mentor's also make connections to vocation, educational resources, and other community resources as needed.

Primary Responsibilities:

• Must be readily available to assist callers
• Excellent listening skills
• Provide callers with positive guidance
• Act as a coach or teach life lessons for mentee's
• Develop personal and positive rapport with youth.
• Provide caller with information from various sources
• May be responsible for driving.
• Creating goals, action plans and checking benchmarks.

• Must be 24 years or older
• Must be in Monroe County or surrounding counties
• Clean background check.
• Valid PA drivers license
• Able to work in the US
• Must have a smartphone
• Clean driving record
• Willingness to travel up to 50+ miles
• A small financial requirement (TBA)
• Ability to work in a team environment
• Possess a high level of patience