Some jobs fill your time. This one changes lives. Every day, youth facing crisis, homelessness, family conflict, trauma, and uncertainty need caring adults who show up, listen, and believe in them.
At YES House, youll do more than work a shift-youll provide safety, stability, hope, and opportunity for young people who need it most.
Whether youre working after school, in the evening, or on the weekend, youll have the opportunity to make a lasting impact in a young persons life.
WHAT YOULL DO
Build positive relationships with youth Support young people through challenges and successes Teach life skills and encourage healthy choices Create a safe, welcoming environment Be the trusted adult who makes a difference
WHY JOIN YES HOUSE?
Competitive Pay: $15.30-$19.13/hour Additional $5.00/hour Weekend Differential (Friday 6:00 PM through Sunday Evening) Flexible Part-Time Schedule 15-29 Hours Per Week Meaningful work with real impact Valuable experience for careers in:• Human Services• Social Work• Psychology• Criminal Justice• Education• Nursing & Healthcare Supportive team culture The opportunity to change a life
Required Qualifications
Minimum 21 years of age Valid drivers license with insurable driving record High school diploma or GED Ability to pass child abuse registry check, background checks, and drug/alcohol screenings Physical ability to lift 25-50 pounds and stand for extended periods Flexibility to work varied shifts, including evenings, weekends, and holidays as needed
Preferred Qualifications
Prior experience working with youth and families in residential, community, or educational settings Demonstrated strong work ethic, reliability, and initiative Willingness to work evenings, weekends, and flex shifts to meet the needs of the program
WERE LOOKING FOR PEOPLE WHO: Care deeply about youth Bring patience, compassion, and positivity Stay calm under pressure Want a job with purpose Can work a variety of weekday, evening, and weekend shifts
BE THE PERSON THEY REMEMBER
The youth we serve may not remember every conversation. But they will remember the adults who showed up, believed in them, and helped them see a brighter future. Your presence matters. Your encouragement matters. Your work matters.