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ID #52156660
Estado Texas
Ciudad Dallas / fort worth
Full-time
Salario USD TBD TBD
Fuente International Rescue Committee
Showed 2024-07-23
Fecha 2024-07-24
Fecha tope 2024-09-22
Categoría Etcétera
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Dallas Youth Success Coach- Refugee Youth Mentorship Program

Texas, Dallas / fort worth, 75201 Dallas / fort worth USA

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Requisition ID: req53139 Job Title: Dallas Youth Success Coach- Refugee Youth Mentorship Program Sector: Youth Services Employment Category: Intern Employment Type: Part-Time Compensation: USD 0.00 - 0.00 Hourly Location: Dallas, TX USA Work Arrangement:Job Description The staff of the IRC Dallas office works as a team to provide comprehensive resettlement services-including case management, employment, immigration, and mental health services to newly arrivedrefugees, asylees, and victims of human trafficking as they begin to rebuild their lives inthe Dallas area.SCOPE OF WORK:The goal of the Refugee Youth Mentorship Program (RYMP) is to help recently arrived refugee youthbetween the ages of 15-21 by providing the tools and opportunities they need to grow in theiracademics, regulate emotions, maintain positive cultural identity and expand their social circles. Eachclient is paired with a Success Coach who meets the client in their home regularly. The Success Coachguides and empowers clients to thrive in their new setting by overcoming barriers and assisting them toreach their short-term goals. The Success Coach works directly with the client, their families, schoolpersonnel and community partners as an advocate, liaison, and mentor/coach. Each Success Coachsupports between 8-10 clients consistently throughout the duration of the internship.The intern will serve as the central point of contact, providing support services to students throughweekly home visits, advocacy, and case management. The intern will receive reimbursement for travelexpenses and other approved program expenses. The intern position is for the duration of September2024 to May 2025 and includes evening hours when school is in session.ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS:Responsibilities may include, but are not limited to: Conduct client and caregiver assessments in order to set a baseline for growth and astarting point for service provision. Establish a service plan with newly arrived refugee youth; provide mentoring, guidance,and psychosocial support to aid clients in reaching goals in their service plans. Facilitate caregiver involvement in clients’ education through phone calls, home visits,and other mechanisms, including teaching caregivers how to access their parent portals,attending Parent/Teacher conferences and IRC Caregiver Workshops. Screen clients for emotional distress and mental health; make referrals to the MentalHealth Department. Facilitate activities to teach positive coping mechanisms. Track grades and attendance, advocate for and connect clients to relevant resourcessuch as counselors, coaches, tutoring programs and extra-curricular activities. Invite and encourage clients to attend group activities. Collaborate with external organizations and internal departments to connect families tonecessary resources through referrals. Provide guidance on study practices and homework completion to help clients succeedacademically. Arrange interpretation to provide services and information in the student’s language. Maintain comprehensive case notes, update case files, and regularly update serviceplans to respond to clients’ academic, material, and case management needs. Participate in staff development and team meetingQualifications REQUIREMENTS: Interns must work at least 15 hours each week, 3-4 evenings a week in students’ homesfrom 5:00 PM –7:30 PM in addition to office hours. Interns will work a majority of hours in-person. RYMP requires one Saturday a month spent attending field trips in locations aroundTexas. The ability to travel regularly throughout the service delivery area (mainly Dallas butextends to surrounding areas). Covid vaccination is not required, but highly encouraged. Understanding of the need to approach and apply case management methods with thegoal of client self-sufficiency and sustainability.PREFERRED EXPERIENCE: Experience working with youth, specifically in the context of educational and socialprograms. Experience working with refugee and/or immigrant populations. Fluency in a second language such as Pashto, Dari, Farsi, Urdu, Swahili, Kinyarwanda,French, Spanish, Arabic, Ukrainian, Burmese, Rohingya is highly desirable.DEMONSTRATED SKILLS AND COMPETENCIES:o Detail-oriented with the proven ability to meet deadlines, communicateeffectively across departments, and demonstrate a positive attitude.o Works well independently.o Proficient in Microsoft Office applications (Word, Excel, Outlook) and navigatingplatforms such as Teams.o Reliable self- starter with excellent problem-solving skills combined with theproven ability to multitask, prioritize duties, and manage time effectively.o Patience and resourcefulness

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