The Family Advocacy & Mentorship (FAM) Program supports youth ages 0–21 and their caregivers through an integrated, strength-based model. The program team includes case managers, youth coaches, and a parent partner, and provides tailored services such as rapid response, case management, mentorship, caregiver education, life skills development, and access to essential resources. FAM prioritizes family engagement, safety, stability, and overall well-being through direct support and community-based advocacy, adapting services as family needs evolve to promote positive outcomes across Sullivan County. The Youth Coach provides direct support, family visitation support, and mentorship to at-risk youth. Working with youth and families in their homes and communities, the coach builds on strengths, helps reduce the risk of out-of-home placements, provides family coaching, and promotes long-term stability. The role also supports community connections, life-skills development, family and sibling visitations, and access to services addressing the Social Determinants of Health.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED