MHMR of Tarrant County
Juv Justice Youth Mentor (SUBS)
MHMR of Tarrant County
We’re looking for someone who has a passion for helping teenagers navigate life’s challenges and who is eager to make a lasting impact on their future.
Job Overview The Juvenile Justice (JJ) Youth Mentor provides mentoring services on weeknights, weekends, and evening sessions to moderate‑ and high‑risk youth and their families.
The mentor supports youth in successfully completing their probationary period and reducing recidivism by offering academic support, emotional development, and opportunities for pro‑social activities and peer engagement.
The role includes close collaboration with the Tarrant County Juvenile Services (TCJS) team and frequent communication with probation officers, including monthly written updates on each youth’s progress.
Responsibilities
Deliver one‑on‑one mentorship to moderate‑ and high‑risk youth during scheduled evenings and weekends.
Coordinate with TCJS staff and probation officers to track individual progress.
Develop and implement trauma‑informed, culturally and linguistically competent interventions.
Provide academic support and facilitate access to community resources.
Maintain accurate, monthly written progress reports for each youth.
Participate in team meetings and data collection activities.
Qualifications
High School Diploma or GED (minimum).
Valid Texas driver’s license.
Lived experience navigating the juvenile justice system (preferred).
Bilingual in Spanish (preferred).
Experience with trauma‑informed and culturally competent service delivery (desired).
Benefits
Competitive salary based on experience and education.
Retirement plan with agency matching.
Generous paid time off and ten paid holidays.
Employee Assistance Program and wellness initiatives.
Participation in the Student Loan Forgiveness Program.
Professional development and career advancement opportunities.
How to Apply For a complete job description, detailed qualifications, and to apply please contact
Recruiting@mhmrtc.org .
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We’re looking for someone who has a passion for helping teenagers navigate life’s challenges and who is eager to make a lasting impact on their future.
Job Overview The Juvenile Justice (JJ) Youth Mentor provides mentoring services on weeknights, weekends, and evening sessions to moderate‑ and high‑risk youth and their families.
The mentor supports youth in successfully completing their probationary period and reducing recidivism by offering academic support, emotional development, and opportunities for pro‑social activities and peer engagement.
The role includes close collaboration with the Tarrant County Juvenile Services (TCJS) team and frequent communication with probation officers, including monthly written updates on each youth’s progress.
Responsibilities
Deliver one‑on‑one mentorship to moderate‑ and high‑risk youth during scheduled evenings and weekends.
Coordinate with TCJS staff and probation officers to track individual progress.
Develop and implement trauma‑informed, culturally and linguistically competent interventions.
Provide academic support and facilitate access to community resources.
Maintain accurate, monthly written progress reports for each youth.
Participate in team meetings and data collection activities.
Qualifications
High School Diploma or GED (minimum).
Valid Texas driver’s license.
Lived experience navigating the juvenile justice system (preferred).
Bilingual in Spanish (preferred).
Experience with trauma‑informed and culturally competent service delivery (desired).
Benefits
Competitive salary based on experience and education.
Retirement plan with agency matching.
Generous paid time off and ten paid holidays.
Employee Assistance Program and wellness initiatives.
Participation in the Student Loan Forgiveness Program.
Professional development and career advancement opportunities.
How to Apply For a complete job description, detailed qualifications, and to apply please contact
Recruiting@mhmrtc.org .
#J-18808-Ljbffr