SNAP Youth Justice Coordinator

Family Resources Inc.•Pinellas Park, FL

6d•Onsite

About The Position

As a SNAP Youth Justice Coordinator, you will play a pivotal role in transforming the lives of youth aged 12-19 who are currently on probation and battling challenges in emotional regulation, problem-solving skills, and self-control. Utilizing the evidence-based SNAP Program—STOP NOW AND PLAN—you'll guide participants through one hour of engaging sessions each week for 13 weeks, or twice a week for six weeks, equipping them with essential skills to navigate difficult situations in a constructive manner. You'll collaborate closely with the youth and their probation officers, ensuring tailored support for improved decision-making. This role is not just about delivering the program; you’ll maintain comprehensive documentation, oversee data entry for pre and post assessments, and conduct follow-up calls to confirm that the right resources are being utilized. Your proactive communication and teamwork will be vital in fostering better outcomes for these youth, setting them on a path to success and responsible choices.

Requirements

Ability to develop and maintain effective working relationships with individuals from a variety of cultural and ethnic backgrounds. Must demonstrate awareness and acceptance of cultural differences of clients, staff and community contacts.
Possess excellent interpersonal communication, organizational and time management skills.
Valid Florida’s driver’s license, clear driving record and current automobile insurance.
Background compliance with requirements of the Department of Juvenile Justice.
Must possess a cellular phone to be used for agency business.
Non-Traditional business hours up to 8pm in Pinellas and Manatee County. Must also be willing to work weekends if needed.
Must display professionalism in the office’s day to day operations which includes working as a team player, volunteering when needed and promoting a cohesive working environment. Also, must display professionalism in ongoing working relationships with outside agencies and organizations.
Minimum of three years’ experience working with youth and their families.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s degree from an accredited university preferred with emphasis in areas of social work, psychology, or related field.

Responsibilities

Guide participants through one hour of engaging sessions each week for 13 weeks, or twice a week for six weeks, equipping them with essential skills to navigate difficult situations in a constructive manner.
Collaborate closely with the youth and their probation officers, ensuring tailored support for improved decision-making.
Maintain comprehensive documentation
Oversee data entry for pre and post assessments
Conduct follow-up calls to confirm that the right resources are being utilized.