The Social Work Case Manager is responsible for providing case management services to participants intended to promote self-sufficiency according to the participants’ identified needs and the programs’ focus. The Social Work Case Manager supports participants through a human centered and trauma informed approach, in addition they are engaging, culturally responsive and aware of the diverse needs of various cultures, races, ethnicities and populations.    Learn more about YMCA Youth and Family Services programs CLICK HERE   

The Mental Health Therapist provides direct therapeutic services including assessments, individual, group and crisis counseling to current and past participants. This position assists in program development and operation while ensuring eligibility and program outcomes. The Mental Health Therapist is responsible for applying an intersectional, anti-racist, and equity lens to our work that lifts up and centers Black, Indigenous, People of Color, non-binary, and trans, and LGBTQ+ communities and youth.    Learn more about YMCA Youth and Family Services programs CLICK HERE 

The Mental Health Therapist Advanced provides direct therapeutic services including assessments, individual, group and crisis counseling to current and past participants. The Mental Health Therapist Advanced has accumulated a minimum of 1,500 clinical hours towards licensure with the State of California Board of Behavioral Sciences (BBS) as a registered pre-licensed clinician. This position assists in program development and operation while ensuring eligibility and program outcomes. The Mental Health Therapist Advanced is responsible for applying an intersectional, antiracist, and equity lens to our work that lifts up and centers Black, Indigenous, People of Color, non-binary, and trans, and LGBTQ+ communities and youth. 

The Social Work Case Manager is responsible for providing case management services to participants intended to promote self-sufficiency according to the participants’ identified needs and the programs’ focus. The Social Work Case Manager supports participants through a human centered and trauma informed approach, in addition they are engaging, culturally responsive and aware of the diverse needs of various cultures, races, ethnicities and populations.    Learn more about YMCA Youth and Family Services programs CLICK HERE   

The In-Home Respite Provider (North County) cares for children, teens, and adults who have autism and/or other developmental disabilities in their homes and community settings. This role centers on fostering clients’ independence, socialization, and community involvement through individualized caregiving. By offering this service, the In-Home Respite Provider offers parents and guardians respite from their caregiving duties, thus contributing to the resilience of families within our community.    Learn more about YMCA Youth and Family Services programs CLICK...

The Support Specialist is responsible for providing program assistance, guidance, crisis support, and administrative support to Youth & Family Services projects. This position will assist weekly with participant engagement, resource navigation, and participant group while using appropriate research methods to conduct duties, as well as, lead group exercises, develop professional rapport with participants, and monitor participant progress throughout the duration of the program. The Support Specialist is responsible for applying an intersectional, anti-racist, and equity lens to our work that lifts up and centers Black, Indigenous, People of Color, non-binary, and trans, and LGBTQ+ communities and youth. Learn more...