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Our Transition Coaches provide housing stabilization services (HSS) that focus on journey-oriented, holistic care to single young adult individuals to gain & maintain housing in our permanent supportive housing program, Mino Oski Ain Dah Yung where we work as part of a team to provide culturally appropriate, comprehensive case management services. The program operates using both Housing First philosophy and harm reduction approaches. All residents are transitioning from homelessness and may have needs focused on mental wellness, chemical health, and various trauma. The salary for this position starts at $47,500 depending on experience.

We are seeking a full time Safe Harbor Case Manager provide mobile services to Sexually Exploited Youth [SEY] individuals at the Emergency Shelter and Youth Lodge to include housing assessments and culturally responsive programming. The Case Manager will use a positive youth development framework to build a relationship with SEY clients to meet them where they are at. This position will provide a foundational base for their healing and further growth and to achieve greater physical, mental, spiritual and emotional health. The Case Manager will collaborate with other teams such as; street outreach coordinators, existing mental health services, transitioning case managers, legal, medical and culturally responsive wraparound support services, to assure clients are connected to the services they need.

We are seeking part time Youth Care Workers to provide direct care to at-risk youth in the rotating every other weekend at the Ain Dah Yung Center’s Emergency Shelter. We have both morning and evening shifts available. Our Emergency Shelter provides culturally specific crisis refuge to American Indian youth from ages 5-17 who are homeless, runaway, in a family crisis, or involved with juvenile corrections. Applicants required to be 21 years of age or older and have a valid driver’s license. Salary for this position starts at $19.50/hr, depending on experience.

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