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Men's Discussion Group Facilitator
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Once a week, the male and female residents attend two separate sessions: The Men's Group and The Women's Group.
The Men's Group:
The topics vary from situation-specific issues to universal concerns such as sexual bias or healthcare. The session environment is freeform and discussion is strongly encouraged. The goal of this program is to establish a safe haven where individuals can freely discuss a wide range of topics with members of their own gender.
The Men's Discussion Group occurs weekly at 4 pm on Tuesday afternoons. The discussion facilitator must have experience leading groups of people who are working through serious physical, mental or emotional problems.
The facilitator is asked to plan, guide and manage a group session to ensure that the group's objectives are effectively meet, with clear thinking, and good participation. For the purposes of this group process, you, as the facilitator, will take a neutral stance. You step back from the detailed content and from your own personal views, and focus purely on the group dynamics.
Your main responsibility is to maintain a positive atmosphere for the group.
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About The Boulevard: The Road to Health and Home
Location:
3456 West Franklin Boulevard, Chicago, IL 60624, US
Mission Statement
The Boulevard: The Road to Health and Home provides a healing environment and housing support services to help ill and injured adults experiencing homelessness restore their health, rebuild their lives and regain self-sufficiency. The Boulevard is a leader in medical respite care, and one of only a handful nationwide. Visit our website! http://www.blvd.org/
Description
The Boulevard is a medical respite program designed specifically to address the challenges faced by homeless adults often discharged from hospitals with no place to recuperate. We aid these individuals in completing their medical recovery and stabilization, begin to address the root causes of their homelessness, and find stable housing.
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3456 West Franklin BoulevardEast Garfield Parkoff St. Louis AvenueChicago, IL 60624
DATE POSTED
June 3, 2020
SKILLS
- Counseling / Mental Health
GOOD FOR
N/A
REQUIREMENTS
- Must be at least 25
- Orientation or Training
- 1 hour per week